his accounts of Arnold and André, [467];
in the South, [469];
attacks Charlestown, S. C., [471], [526];
captures it, [474];
his report, [525];
deceived by Washington's seeming intention of attacking New York, [498], [501], [561];
Narrative, [516];
Observations on Cornwallis's Answer, [516];
his notes on the correspondence, [156];
controversy with Arbuthnot, [517];