tries to lure Washington to battle, [439];
H. Q. at Stenton, [429];
orders in Philadelphia, [436];
H. Q. in Philad., [436];
relieved by Clinton, [443];
hopes to use the Indians, [621];
criticised for his attack at Bunker Hill, [140];
his fleet, [158];
evacuates Boston, [158], [205];
his conduct of the siege criticised in A View of the Evidence, etc., [205];