«Нарративная и критическая история Америки. Том 6. Часть I»

his proclamation, 532;

his opinion of rebels, 534;

affected by Ferguson's defeat, 536;

maps of his Southern campaigns, 537, 538;

map of his campaign with Lafayette, 538;

при Каупенсе 538;

his order-book, 539;

pursuit of Greene to the Dan, 539;

at Guilford, 539, 541;

his order-book, 541;

at Wilmington, N. C., 547;

disagrees with Clinton about moving into Virginia, 547;

Germain approved, 548;

fortifies Yorktown, 549.

Correspondence, committees of, 54, 56.

См. Комитеты.

Cortelyou House, 329.

Cortland Manor, 340.

Cortlandt, Col. Philip, autobiography, 360;

portrait, 681.

Coryell's Ferry, 369.

Courts of vice-admiralty, 71.

Coventry Forge, 415.

Cowan's Ford, 539.

Cowboys, 456.

Cowley, R., Harbor of Charleston, 529.

Cowpens, battle of, 481, 482, 538;

its importance, 482;

forces at, 539;

losses, 539;

plan of fight, 539;

medals given, 539.

Cox, Daniel, 372.

Cox, S. S., 366.

Craft, Rev. David, on Sullivan's campaign, 670, 681.

Crafts, Wm., 230.

Craigie, Andrew, 142.

Cramahé commands in Quebec, 163.

Cranberry, N. J., 408, 410.

Crawford, Col. Wm., killed, 736.

Crawford, James, 684.

Creasy, Decisive Battles, 357.

Creek Indians, 611, 679.

Cresap, Capt. Michael, advises against a war with the Indians, 710;

acc. of, 710;

unjustly charged with killing Logan's family, 711, 712;

accounts of, 712;

dies, 713;

grave, 713.

Cresap, Col. Thomas, 710, 712;

treaty with the Indians, 607.

Cresap's War, 707.

Criminals enlisted by the British, 112, 705.

Croghan, Geo., on the Indian lands, 650;

his estimate of Indian population, 650;

sent among the Western Indians (1765), 702;

at Vincennes, 703;

meets Pontiac, 704;

journals of his Western journey, 704.

Croghan, Major William, journal at Charleston, 525.

Cromot-Dubourg, Journal, 553, 554.

Crooked Billet (Pa.), 442.

Cross, Ralph, journal, 360.

Crosscup, B. S., Heart of the Alleghanies, 536.

Crosswicks, 408, 410.

Crown's right to unoccupied lands, 2, 6, 15;

can administer justice, 4.

Crufts, Benj., 188.

Cruger, J. H., 522.

Cruger, Lewis, 74.

Cruvat, Don Francisco, 743.

Cullum, General G. W., on Richard Montgomery, 216;

"The Struggle for the Hudson", 275;

Defences of Narragansett Bay, 593.

Currietown, N. Y., destroyed, 645.

Curry, J. L. M., address on Yorktown, 555.

Curtis, G. W., Concord Oration, 184;

on Burgoyne's surrender, 361.

Cushing, Caleb, on Brant at Wyoming, 663.

Cushing, John, autog., 50.

Cushing, Thomas, in Congress (1774), 59, 93;

autog., 99;

report on building of armed ships, 591.

Custis, G. W. P., on John Laurens, 545.

Cutler, Manasseh, diary in R. I. (1778), 601.

D'Abbadie, gov. at N. Orleans, 701.

Daggett, John, Jr., 85.

Dale, Richard, on the "Bon Homme Richard", 590;

revised the acc. in Cooper's Naval Hist., 590.

Dallas, A. J., Laws of Penna., 649.

Dalrymple, Sir John, Reply to Burgoyne, 365;

Rights of Great Britain asserted, 109, 269;

Address, 109.

Dalton, Capt., 652.

Dalzell, Capt., at Detroit, 697;

killed, 697.

Dalzell, J. M., 746.

Damer, G., his letters, 549.

Dana, Francis, 437;

on independence, 256.

Dana, Richard, autog., 87.

Dana, R. H., Jr., edits diary of a British officer in Boston, 204;

address at Lexington, 184.

Danbury (Conn.), 340, 348.

Danvers (Mass.) men at Lexington, 184.

Darke, Gen., 144.

Dartmouth, Earl of, autog., 111;

orders the employment of Indians, 620;

on the ministry, 53;

Dartmouth Papers, 106.

Daughters of Liberty, 79, 80.

Davenant, Chas., 63.

Davie, Col., at Hobkirk's Hill, 543.

Davie, W. R., accounts of, 537.

Davis, A. McF., edits McKendry's journal, 666;

"The Indians and the Border Warfare", 605.

Davis, Capt., of Acton, 184.

Davis, Capt. John (Penna.), journal, 546, 554.

Davis, Nathan, 668.

Davis, Thomas W., 202.

Davis, Wm., 439.

Davis, W. J., 219, 747.

Davis, W. W. H., John Lacey, 442;

"Washington on the west bank of the Delaware", 407.

Dawes, Thomas, 88.

Dawes, Wm., sent to Concord, 123.

Dawson, H. B., "Sons of Liberty in N. Y.", 72;

on Golden Hill, 172;

Bunker Hill, 185, 189;

controversy with "Selah", 191;

Gleanings, 191;

Major-Gen. Putnam, 191;

edits How's journal, 202;

on Ticonderoga (1775), 214;

Decl. of Indep. by Mass., 257;

Westchester County, 325;

edits N. Y. City during the Rev., 346;

edits Trial of J. H. Smith, 463;

edits Yonkers Gazette, 464;

Gazette Series, 464;

Papers Concerning Major John André, 464;

edits Conduct of Graves, 549;

Assault on Stony Point, 558;

on Jones's fight in the "Bon Homme Richard", 590.

Dawson, S. E., 225.

Dayton, Col., at Fort Stanwix, 626.

Dayton, Siege of Yorktown, 554.

De Berdt, Dennis, agent of Mass., 45;

dies, 53;

portrait, 88.

De Brahm, Journal of Siege of Charleston, 525.

De Costa, B. F., on Ethan Allen, 214;

Fort George, 214;

on Diamond Island, 357;

Lake George, 129.

Дестен. См. Этанг.

De Kalb, Baron, in America (1768), 244;

joins the army, 380;

in the South, 475;

commands regulars, 476;

killed, 477;

lives, 530;

monument, 530.

De Lancey, E. F., on Bennington, 354;

on Demont's treason, 287, 341.

De la Touche, 500.

De Leyba, 730.

De Peyster, Col. A. S., Miscellanies, 733.

De Peyster, Gen. J. Watts, on Burgoyne's campaign, 313, 315;

on Monmouth, 446;

on Wayne, 385.

De Peyster, Major, 720.

Deane, Charles, on history of slave trade in Mass., 9;

on John Russell Bartlett, 90;

on R. Frothingham, 186;

owns a MS. map of the siege of Boston, 209;

on the Report of a Constitution (Mass.), 274;

on the convention of Burgoyne and Gates, 319;

owns Vaughan's journal, 506.

Deane, James, acc. of, 674.

Deane, Silas, letters, 99, 108;

his instructions, 256;

fits out the "Surprise", 573;

and privateers, 592.

Dearborn, Gen. Henry, on plans of Bunker Hill, 202;

his MS. journal, 467;

on the Bunker Hill controversy, 190;

journal of Quebec expedition (1775-1776), 219;

journal of Saratoga campaign, 360;

his journal, edited by Chamberlain, 360;

diary at Valley Forge, 436;

at Monmouth, 446;

diary at Yorktown, 554;

journal of Sullivan campaign (1779), 671.

Dearborn, H. A., 437.

Dearborn, Nath., Boston Notions, 200.

Debrett's Debates, 516.

Debt of Great Britain, 16.

Declaration of Amer. Independence, who drafted it, 239 (see Congress of 1776);

its character, 239;

fac-simile of original draft, 260;

debates on, 261;

paragraphs omitted from the paper as passed, 261;

changes made in the wording, 261;

early drafts, 261;

essence in earlier tracts of Otis and Sam. Adams, 261;

its literary character, 261;

the original text, 261;

Trumbull's picture, 261;

medals, 261;

autographs of signers, 263-266;

sets of the autographs, 264;

birthplaces of the signers, 264;

their occupations, 264;

college graduates, 264;

their ages at death, 264;

average age at signing, 264;

their lives, 265;

fac-similes of, 266;

fac-simile of an early broadside edition, 267;

other broadside editions, 268;

contemporary reprints, 268;

earliest authorized edition, 268;

when signed by the members, 268;

the authentication, 269;

effect of, 269;

comments on, at the time, 269;

an Answer, 240, 269;

read in Philadelphia, 273;

in New York, 273;

in Boston, 273;

the day to be commemorated, 274;

Strictures on, 240;

relations to religious sects, 241;

separated the patriots and the loyal, 247.

См. Независимость.

Declaratory Act, 32;

(1766), 74.

Dejean, 728, 729.

Delaplaine's Repository, 40.

Delaware, Stamp Act in, 73;

effect of Boston Port Bill in, 96;

non-importation, 79;

northern bounds, 421;

militia, 380;

troops, 545.

Delaware Bay, map, 437.

"Delaware" frigate taken, 384.

Delaware Indians, 610, 674, 709;

make treaty, 703;

neutral, 734.

Delaware River, the struggle for, 367;

its defences, 386;

operations on (1777), 429;

map by Faden, 429;

maps, 437;

obstructed (1777), 437;

first naval conflict on, 565.

Deming, H. C., 191.

Demont, Wm., his treachery at Fort Washington, 287, 341.

Denison, J., 602.

Deniston, Col., surrenders to Major John Butler, 635;

his report, 635.

Dennie, Portfolio, 222.

Dennison, Col., 664.

Denny, Major Ebenezer, Diary, 546, 554.

Depew, Chauncey M., on André's captors, 466.

Derby, E. H., 190;

fits out privateers, 591.

Derby, Capt. John, carries news of Lexington to England, 175.

Des Barres, Siege of Charleston, 528;

charts of Boston harbor, 209;

Atlantic Neptune, 212, 315;

Coasts and harbors of N. England, 212;

map of the campaign around New York, 342;

Port Royal in South Carolina, 519;

Map of coasts of Georgia, 521;

map of Narragansett Bay, 601.

Desaussure, W. G., 527;

on General Moultrie, 172.

Deshler, C. D., 744.

Deshon, John, autog., 566.

Destouche's fleet beaten, 496.

Detroit, council at (1764), 698;

its fort, 690;

besieged, 690;

headquarters of the British northwestern government, 690;

Indians near, 610;

reinforced, 697;

raising of siege, 698;

siege of, references, 701;

G. R. Clark's scheme for capturing, 730, 731;

papers about, 733;

plan of the river, 733.

Deutsch-Amerikanisches Magazin, 360.

Deux-Ponts, Count, 504;

his Campaign, 554.

Devens, Chas., Bunker Hill Oration, 191, 194.

Devens, Richard, 136;

letters, 203;

on Lexington, 174.

Dewitt, Simon, 744.

Dewitt's Corner, treaty at, 679.

Dexter, Dr. A., 202.

Dexter, George, 123.

Dexter, Henry, 194.

Dexter, Samuel, on com. on the Stamp Act, 73;

his portrait, 73.

Diamond Island, fight at, 357.

Dickinson, John, 68, 238;

Late Regulations respecting. Brit. Colonies, 64, 75;

his Speech (1764), 68;

Reply to Galloway, 68;

Denunciation of the Stamp Act, 75;

portrait, 268;

rude portrait and autog., 82;

Peale's portrait, 82;

his character, 82;

references, 82;

Farmers' letters, 39, 67, 83;

bibliog. of, 83;

Polit. writings, 83;

controverted in the Controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies, 83;

on the Boston massacre, 85;

Liberty Song, 86;

wrote petition of Congress of 1774 to the king, 100;

Essay on the constitutional power, 106;

on Lexington, 178;

and independence, 249, 257;

Galloway on, 255;

speech against the Declar. of Independence, 261;

plan of confederation, 274;

and the Penna. militia, 398.

Dickinson, John D., 464.

Dickson, Col., 739.

Digby, Lieut., 360.

Dillon, Indiana, 729.

Diman, Prof., on Prescott's capture, 404.

Dobbs Ferry, 336, 337.

Dodd, Robt., picture of the fight of the "Bon Homme Richard", 590.

Dodd, Stephen, Revolutionary Memorials, 627.

Doddridge, Jos., on Cresap, 712;

Logan, Chief of the Cayuga Nation, 712;

Notes on Settlements, etc., 248.

Dodge, John, captured, 683.

Döhla, J. K., 360.

Donkin's Military Collections, 183.

Donop, Count, 427;

at Fort Mercer, 428, 430;

killed at Red Bank, 387;

at Bordentown, 374;

at Brooklyn, 279;

at Long Island, 329.

Doolittle, Amos, engraver, 185.

Doolittle, Eph., 204.

Dorchester Heights (near Boston), 148, 206, 210;

occupied, 156.

Douglas, Col. Wm., 326.

Dowdswell, 21.

Downer, Silas, Discourse on dedicating Liberty Tree, 72.

Downing, Sir George, 7.

Downman, Col., 435.

Drake, F. S., Roxbury, 173;

Tea-leaves, 91.

Дрейк, С. А., Банкер-Хилл, 194;

Gen. Putnam, 191;

Middlesex County, 175;

Hist. Fields of Middlesex, 175;

Old Landmarks of Middlesex, 175;

New England Coast, 560.

Drake, S. G., Book of the Indians, 648;

on Brant, 657.

Draper, L. C., acc. of, 535, 727;

on battle of Point Pleasant, 714;

his collections on Brant, 657;

has the Geo. R. Clark papers, 718;

King's Mountain, 535;

on Montgomery's exped. (1780), 741.

Drayton, Judge W. H., 79;

his famous charge, 119;

Memoirs, 678.

Dreer, Ferdinand J., 217.

Drewe, Edw., Case, 198.

Drisko, G. W., Hannah Weston, 564, 657.

Drowne, H. T., 592.

Drowne, Solomon, Journal, 592.

Du Buysson, 530.

Ducharme, J. M., 739.

Du Chesnoy, Théâtre de la Guerre, 416.

Du Portail, autog., 500;

on Brandywine, 419;

on the siege of Charleston, 525.

Du Simitière, his portrait of Arnold, 447;

Thirteen Portraits, 268, 405.

Duane, Wm., 554;

Canada and the Continental Congress, 227;

edits Marshall's diary, 273.

Duché, Jacob, his letter to Washington, 437;

in Congress of 1774, 99.

Dufey, P. J. S., Histoire des Rev. de l'Amérique, 520.

Dufresne, M. M., 723.

Dulaney, Daniel, Considerations on the propriety of imposing taxes, 65, 75;

The Right to the Tonnage, 65.

Dumas, Alex., Capitaine Paul, 590.

Dumas, C. G. F., acc. of Bouquet, 692, 699.

Dumas, C. W. F., letters, 108.

Dumas, autog., 500.

Dummer, Defence of the N. E. Charters, 255.

Duncan, E., Royal Artillery, 183, 198, 559.

Dunkirk, American cruisers at, 573;

privateers at, 592.

Dunlap, John, printer, 372.

Dunlap, Wm., Tragedy of André, 460, 560.

Dunmore, Lord, 238;

negotiates a peace, 611;

incites the Indians, 618;

leads exped. against Indians, 713;

makes treaty with Ohio Indians, 714;

his seal, 167;

in Virginia (1776), 122, 167;

his proclamation, 168;

organizes an Indian regiment, 168.

Dunmore War, 708;

causes of, 709;

references, 714.

Dupuy, Ethan Allen, 214.

Durand, A. B., 227.

Durnford, Lieut., 356.

Дарретт, Р. Т., Джон Филсон, 708.

Dwight, Theodore, Connecticut, 663.

Dwight, T. F., on Washington's journal, 553.

Dwight, Timothy, 189;

on fights near Fort Stanwix, 351.

Dyer, Eliphalet, 215.

Eager, Samuel W., Orange County, 662.

Earl, pictures of Lexington fight, 185.

Earle, J. E., English Premiers, 75.

East India Co. send tea to America, 57.

Eastburn, map of Philad., 442.

Восточные индейцы, обращение к ним Вашингтона 674;

visit Cambridge, 674.

См. Индейцы.

Eaton, Amos, 679.

Ebeling on Steuben, 515.

Ebenezer (Georgia), 523.

Ecuyer, Simeon, 690, 691.

Eddy, Samuel, 464.

Edes, Peter, 204.

Edes and Gill, No. Amer. Almanac, 81.

Edisto inlet, 526.

Edson, Obed., on Brodhead's exped., 671.

Edwards, N. W., Illinois, 729.

Eelking, Max von, Die Deutschen Hülfstruppen, 361;

Leben von Riedesel, 361;

Generalin von Riedesel, 361.

Egle, Notes and Queries, 554.

Eld, Lieut., 517;

his journal, 559.

Eliot, Andrew, 205;

on Bunker Hill, 187.

Elizabethtown, N. J., 404.

Elk Ferry, 379, 414.

Ellery, Wm., 265;

autog., 263;

life, 266.

Ellet, Mrs. E. F., Domest. Hist. Am. Rev., 527, 665;

Women of the Rev., 665.

Ellicott, Andrew, Map of the Mississippi River, 702.

Elliot, H. F., 72.

Elliott, Andrew, on Arnold's treason, 467.

Elliott, Matthew, 735.

Ellis, Arthur B., American patriotism on the sea, 591.

Ellis, E. S., Daniel Boone, 708.

Ellis, Geo. E., Address on siege of Boston, 173;

on Bunker Hill, 189, 191, 194;

on Burgoyne, 204;

"Chronicles of the siege of Boston", 204;

the Prescott statue, 194;

"The sentiment of independence", 231.

Elmer, Eben, 221

Elmer, L. Q. C., Constitution of N. Jersey, 272.

Elmira, N. Y., 640.

Elonis, Henry, 385.

Elwyn, Alfred, on Brandywine, 418.

Emerson, Ralph Waldo, Hist. Discourse on Concord, 180.

Emerson, Rev. Wm., at Lexington, 180;

fac-simile of his diary, 181.

Emmet, Dr. T. A., 197, 264, 467, 532;

owns memorials of the siege of Boston, 212.

Emmons, G. F., Navy of the U. S., 589.

Endicott, C. M., Leslie's expedition, 172.

England, its constitution effected by the Amer. Revolution, 1;

rights of the crown to lands, 2;

parties in, on the American question, 112;

her naval losses, 589;

Rept. from Com. on the disturbances in Mass., 67;

her trade with the colonies, 64;

proceedings in Parliament (1774), 106;

Hutchinson's diary, 106;

war with Spain, 19.

English, T. D., 230;

on Oriskany, 351.

Englishtown, N. J., 445.

Engraving, earliest, by a native artist in British America, 198, 199.

Enlistments, long, 333.

Enos, Col. Roger, deserts Arnold, 163, 217;

court martial, 217.

Episcopacy for America urged on the ministry, 19, 38.

Episcopalians and the Declar. of Independence, 241.

Erskine, Robert, map of N. Y. harbor, 326;

map of the Hudson, 459;

topographical engineer of the Amer. army, 459;

map of Newport, 560;

map of country round N. Y., 561;

his map of the New Jersey campaign, 409.

Escomaligo, 507.

Esopus burned, 307.

Essex Gazette, 110.

Estaing, Comte d', sails from France, 579;

off New York harbor, 580;

at Newport, 580;

engages the English fleet, 580;

sails for Boston, 580;

off N. Y. harbor, 593;

goes to Newport, 593;

confronts Howe's fleet, 594;

portraits, 594, 595;

sails for Boston, 595;

autog., 595;

the French view of his conduct, 598;

his journal, 598;

defended by Dr. Cooper, 601;

causes the destruction of English ships in Narragansett Bay, 601;

in Boston (1778), 603;

issues proclamation to Canadians, 603;

sails to the West Indies, 603;

at Savannah (1779), 470, 471, 524;

on the siege of Savannah, 522.

Ethier, Marcel, 225.

Etting, Col. F. M., books on Independence Hall, 259.

Euchee Indians, 679.

Eustis, Dr. Wm., on Arnold's flight, 458.

Eutaw Springs, battle at, 493, 545;

plans, 545.

Evans, A. W. W., on Kosciusko, 492, 557.

Evans, Chaplain, 554.

Evans, S., 734.

Everett, A. H., Bunker Hill address, 194;

Jos. Warren, 194.

Everett, Edw., Bunker Hill oration, 194;

Concord Oration, 184;

on Lexington, 184;

life of Roger Sherman, 265.

Ewald, Beyspiele grosser Helden, 419.

Ewing, Dr. John, 329;

on the Lancaster massacre, 606.

Exmouth, Viscount, life by Osler, 347.

Faden, Wm., map of New Jersey, 409;

Bay of Narragansett, 601;

map of the campaigns of Cornwallis, 537;

of So. Carolina, 538;

map of Delaware River, 429;

Map of Guildford, 540;

Map of Newport, 547;

map of the N. Y. Campaign (1776), 337, 338;

his maps of N. Y. province, 349;

of Philad., 442;

of Quebec, 226;

of Trenton and Princeton, 410;

Northern Frontiers of Georgia, 519.

Fairfax County resolutions, 98.

Fairfield, Conn., burned, 557.

Falmouth (Portland) burned, 237;

Norman's engraving, 146.

Family Compact, 19.

Fanning, Col. David, Narrative, 541.

Fanning, Capt. Nath., Memoir, 590.

Fantinekill, 639.

Farlow, R. L., 91.

Farmar, Major, at Mobile, 704.

Farmer, Robert, 705.

Farmer, Silas, Detroit, 733.

Farnham, Ralph, 192.

Farrier, Geo. H., Cent. Paulus Hook, 559.

Farwell, Josiah, 681.

Fassoux, Dr. P., 533.

Featherstonhaugh, G. W., 704;

Monthly Amer. Journ. of Geology, 704.

Febiger, Col. Christian, 547;

acc. of, 220;

at Stony Point, 558.

Fellows, John, Veil Removed, 191.

Feltman, Lieut. Wm., Journal, 554.

Fergus, Henry, United States, 665.

Fergusson, Adam, Memoir of Patrick Fergusson, 535.

Fergusson, Col. Patrick, 473;

defeated at King's Mountain, 478;

killed, 479, 535;

his headquarters at King's Mountain, 535;

sketch of, 535.

Fermois, Gen. de, 297, 326.

Fersen, Count, letters, 554;

at Newport, 560.

Few, James, 81.

Field, T. W., Battle of Long Island, 329.

Filson, John, Kentucky, 708.

Filson Club, 708.

Finch on the remains of the Boston lines, 207.

Finlay, Hugh, 222.

Finotti, J. M., 227.

Fish, Capt. J., journal, 591.

Fish, Nicholas, 333, 346.

Fishdam Ford, 518, 532, 536.

Fisher, George H., on Bouquet, 693.

Fisher, J. B., 85.

Fisher, Joshua, 437.

Fisheries, as a school for the navy, 568, 587;

value to Massachusetts, 25.

Fishkill, 340.

Fiske, John, on the political consequences of Yorktown, 549.

Fitch, Asa, 203, 627.

Fitch, gov. of Conn., 73.

Fitzpatrick, Gen., on Brandywine, 419.

Flag, the federal flag (1776), 153;

with Liberty Tree, 570;

with serpent, "Don't Tread on Me", 570;

that displayed by Paul Jones, 571;

by Johnston, 575;

pine-tree, 213;

of the United States, first fought under at Fort Stanwix, 300.

Flanders, Life of Rutledge, 73.

Flatbush, 328.

Flathe, Theodor, Geschichte der neuesten Zeit, 492.

Flatland, 328.

Flaxman, his statue of Lord Howe, 380.

Fleet's Evening Post, 110.

Fletcher, Ebenezer, Narrative, 350.

Fleury, Major Louis, at Germantown, 385;

his diary, 431;

his plan of Fort Mifflin, 433;

his plan of the attack, 435;

wounded at Fort Mifflin, 389.

Flint, West. Mo. Review, 92.

Florida, acquired by Great Britain (1763), 686;

bounds of (1763), 687.

Floyd, Augustus, life of Wm. Floyd, 265.

Floyd, Wm., autog., 264;

life, 265.

Flucker, Thomas, 59.

Flying Camp in New Jersey, 326, 403.

Fogg, Jeremiah, 204.

Folsom, Gen. M., 187.

Fonblanque, E. B. de, Burgoyne, 204, 361.

Fontleroy in America, 244.

Foote, W. H., 714.

Forbes, Major (1777), 366.

Force, Col. Peter, Amer. Archives, 653;

their bad indexes, 567;

on the signing of the Decl. of Indep., 269.

Ford, Paul L., Hamiltoniana, 104.

Forman and the Penna. militia, 398.

Forrest, Capt. Thomas, 375.

Fort Anne burned, 297.

Fort Arnold (West Point), 462, 463.

Fort Bedford, 694.

Fort Box (Brooklyn), 329.

Fort Brewerton, 609.

Fort Chartres, map of its vicinity, 700;

ruins of magazine, 703.

См. Шартр.

Fort Clark, 720.

Fort Clinton, 324;

attached plan, 363.

См. Форты.

Fort Clinton (West Point), 465.

Fort Constitution (Hudson River), 455.

Fort Cornwallis (Augusta), 490.

Fort Dayton (German Flats), 630.

Fort Defiance (Long Island), 328.

Fort Edward, 609;

Burgoyne at, 299;

Schuyler at, 297, 298.

Fort Erie, 609.

Fort Frederick, Convention troops at, 321.

Fort Gage, 719.

Fort Galphin, 544.

Fort George (N. Y.), 333, 609.

Fort Granby, 490, 544.

Fort Grierson, 490.

Fort Griswold (Conn.), 562.

Fort Hardy, ruins of, 362.

Fort Henry (Wheeling, Va.), 716.

Fort Hunter, 609.

Fort Independence (Hudson River), 456.

Fort Independence (N. Y.), 287.

Fort Jefferson (Mississippi River), 730.

Fort Johnson, 609.

Fort Johnson (James Island), 528.

Fort Johnson (N. C.), 542.

Fort Knyphausen, formerly Fort Washington, 338.

Fort Le Bœuf, 691.

Fort Lee, 288, 339;

evacuated, 338, 341, 367.

Fort Ligonier, 694.

Fort Logan attacked (1777), 716.

Fort Massac, 718.

Fort Mercer, 429;

(Red Bank), 386;

attacked, 387.

Fort Michillimackinac, 691.

Fort Mifflin, 386, 429;

attacked, 388;

Plans, 431, 432, 435.

Fort Miller, 298.

Fort Montgomery, 323;

attacked, 363;

plan, 324;

chain, 324.

См. Форты.

Fort Motte, 489, 544;

captured, 490.

Fort Moultrie surrendered (1780), 526.

Fort Niagara, 609.

Fort Ontario, 609.

Fort Ouatanon taken, 691.

Fort Pitt, 690, 733;

attacked, 691;

Bouquet at, 697.

Fort Presqu' Isle taken, 691.

Fort Putnam (West Point), 462, 465.

Fort Rutledge, 675, 676.

Fort Sandusky taken, 691.

Fort Schlosser, 609.

Fort St. Joseph taken, 691.

Fort Stanwix (Schuyler) built, 299;

under Gansevoort, 299, 628;

attacked by St. Leger, 299, 628;

siege raised, 632;

conference at, for establishing bounds, 605, 610;

maps of bounds, 608, 609;

abandoned, 645;

map by Fleury, 351, 354, 355;

other maps, 351;

occupied (1775), 624;

its site, 626;

called Fort Schuyler, 626.

Fort Stirling (Long Island), 328, 335.

Fort Sullivan (Tioga River), 641.

Fort Trumbull (Conn.), 562.

Fort Tryon, 287.

Fort Venango, 691.

Fort Washington, attacked, 287;

commanded by Magaw, 287;

plans of it carried to Percy, 287;

its position, 287;

its armament, 287;

discretionary orders to Greene, 288;

surrendered, 289;

map of, 339;

fall of, 338;

named Fort Knyphausen, 338;

garrisoned, 285;

treachery of Demont, 341.

Fort Watson, 544.

Форт. См. названия фортов.

Forts Clinton and Montgomery, 455, 456, 465;

plan of attack, 365;

captured by Gen. H. Clinton, 306.

См. Форт.

Forton, prison at, 575.

Foster, W. E., Stephen Hopkins, 70, 567.

Foucher, Antoine, Fort St. Jean, 223.

Fowler, R. L., 91.

Fox, C. J., on the battle of Guilford, 487;

on the side of the opposition, 112;

lives of, 112.

Fox, Ebenezer, Revolutionary Adventures, 582.

France driven from North America, 686;

her No. American possessions before 1763, 685;

her treaty obligations with England, 272.

Francis, J. W., Old New York, 269.

Frankland, Lady, 128.

Frankland, Sir Henry, 12.

Franklin, B., "Rules for reducing a Great Empire", 11;

examination as to the Stamp Act, 32, 74;

agent of Massachusetts, 53, 89;

agent of Penna., 74;

on the Stamp Act, 74;

correspondence with Dean Tucker, 74;

Familiar Letters, 85;

defamed for his connection with the Hutchinson letters, 56, 93;

blamed by Mahon, 93;

vindicates himself, 93;

acknowledged his agency in the Hutchinson letters to prevent a duel, 93;

attacked by Wedderburn, 95;

Franklin before the Privy Council, 93, 95;

his clothes then worn, 95;

Appeal, 109;

in Canada, 166, 227;

on com. to draft Decla. of Indep., 239;

and the Revolution, 252;

views of independence, 255;

autog., 264;

the oldest signer of the Decl. of Independence, 264;

proposes a confederation, 274, 654;

Narrative of Massacre in Lancaster County, 606;

proposes an alliance with the Six Nations, 616;

his interest in Western lands, 649;

Political Pieces, etc., 653;

and the Vandalia Company, 708;

goes to Europe with Lambert Wickes, 571;

replies to Hillsborough's report, 688;

and the Wilkes turmoils, 28;

removed as postmaster of the colonies, 56;

on the union of the colonies, 65;

his plan of union (1754), 65;

Proceedings in Mass., 67;

Some special Transactions in London, 68;

letters on the feelings in England during the Stamp Act times, 75;

his annotations on pamphlets (1769), 84;

in London (1769), 85;

correspondence with Wm. Strahan, 85;

writes preface to Sam. Adams's Rights of the Colonies, 90;

corresponds with Cushing about a congress (1773), 99;

in London watched by Quincy, 105;

A true State of the Proceedings, 106;

his conferences with Chatham, 112;

with the Howes, 112;

writing in the Public Advertiser (London), 112;

returns (1775) from England, 122;

in Cambridge (1775), 146;

urging a resort to bows and arrows, 156;

and Paul Jones, 590;

and privateers, 592;

his Supplement to the Boston Independent Chronicle a hoax, 659, 684;

advocates the retention of Canada (1763), 686.

Franklin, Gov. W., seized, 325;

on Galloway's plan, 101.

Franklin, Wm., letter, 73.

Franklin Club, 219.

Franks, Maj. D. S., aide to Arnold, 460.

Fraser, Gen., with Burgoyne, 294;

wounded, 308;

at Hubbardton, 350;

death, 357;

removal of remains, 357.

Fraser, Lt. Andrew, 702;

at Fort Chartres, 702;

escapes, 702.

Frazer, Capt., at Fort Chartres, 706.

Frazer, Persifer, 325;

on Monmouth, 446;

his papers, 346, 417.

Фредерик, Х., о долине Мохок 672.

Free trade, 6.

Freehold, N. J., 400, 408.

Freeland's Fort, 639.

Freeman's Farm, battle, 305, 336.

Fremont, J. C., Memoirs, 258.

French, their treatment of the Indian, 688;

their army moves from Va., 745;

near King's Ferry, 745;

march to Boston, 745.

Friedenshütten, 734.

Frisbie and Ruggles, Poultney, Vt., 355.

Frog's Neck (N. Y.), 337;

English works at, 561.

Frontiers, 248;

literature of, 248;

lawlessness on the, 608, 611;

bands of rangers, 608.

См. Жизнь на фронтире и боевые действия.

Frost, John, Pict.-book of the Commodores, 592.

Frothingham, R., Rise of the Republic, 3, 252;

"Sam. Adams' Regiments", 78;

Alarm on the night of Apr. 18, 1775, 174;

Siege of Boston, 184;

Joseph Warren, 184, 194;

Battlefield of Bunker Hill, 184;

The Centennial, 184;

portrait, 186;

notices of, 186;

on Bunker Hill, 189;

on the command at Bunker Hill, 191.

Fry and Jefferson, map of Virginia, 538.

Fuller, O. P., Warwick, R. I., 90.

Funerals, use of gloves, 77.

Fur trade disturbed by colonization, 687.

Futhey, J. S., on Brandywine, 419;

on Paoli, 419.

Futhey and Cope, Chester County, 385.

Gadsden, Christopher, 79, 238, 269;

in the Congress of 1774, 99;

favors the Articles of Association, 101.

Gage, Gen. Thomas, his letters sent back to Boston, 83;

Letters to the ministry, 84;

in Boston, 95, 113;

removes from Danvers, 114;

his wife, 123;

his report of Lexington, etc., 178;

instructions to Brown and Bernière, 182;

on Bunker Hill, 195;

his papers stolen, 204;

his letters, 204;

sends troops to Philad. to protect Indians, 606;

proclamation against intrusions on the Indian lands, 611;

complains of the Indians in the rebel army, 656;

succeeds Amherst in command in America, 702;

commands in N. Y., 30;

succeeds Hutchinson, 57;

caricature of, 59;

portrait, 114;

his spies make plans of the roads around Boston, 120;

autog., 145;

obstructed by Com. of Correspondence, 115;

awake to the magnitude of the revolt, 116;

his military reputation ruined at Bunker Hill, 136;

goes to England, 146;

loyalists address him, 146;

dissatisfied with Boston as a military post, 152.

Gaine, N. Y. Pocket Almanac, 331.

Gale, George, Upper Mississippi, 648.

Gallatin, Albert, Synopsis of Indian tribes, 651.

Galloway, Jos., 68; his plan of adjustment, 101;

Candid Examination, etc., 101;

a reply in an Address, 101;

and in response, A Reply, 101;

Hist. and Polit. Reflections, 101;

Examination before the House of Commons, 101;

Lecky's opinion of him, 101;

his character, 235;

in Cont. Congress, 235;

and the patriot leaders, 247;

Hist. and Polit. Reflections, 254;

joins the British, 370;

made superintendent of police in Philad., 395;

on Indian lands, 650;

his Speech in answer to Dickinson, 68;

conveyed information to Dartmouth through W. Franklin, 101, 104, 111;

Arguments on both sides, 101;

his map of the 1777 campaign, 415;

Letters to a Nobleman, 415;

and the campaign of 1777, 416.

Galvez, Gov., at New Orleans, 739;

captures British posts on the Mississippi, 739;

takes Mobile, 739.

Gambier, Admiral, 436;

life by Cavendish, 326.

Gambrall, Church life in Colonial Maryland, 71.

Gammell, Wm., on John Russell Bartlett, 90;

Samuel Ward, 565.

Gansevoort, Col., holds Fort Stanwix, 299, 628;

portrait, 629, 681;

refuses to surrender, 632;

in Sullivan's expedition, 641;

papers, 350, 670.

Gardiner, Asa Bird, 156, 744.

Gardiner, D., engraving of Cornwallis, 474.

Gardiner and Mullinger, Eng. Hist. for Students, 75.

Garth on the Stamp Act debates, 74.

"Gaspee" burned, 46, 53, 90;

references, 90.

Gates, Gen. Horatio, advises against an assault on Boston, 142;

paper on, by J. E. Cooke, 144;

letters from Cambridge, 203;

his character, 291;

at Ticonderoga, 291;

portraits, 302, 303, 310, 476;

autog., 303;

supersedes Schuyler, 303;

his estate in the Shenandoah Valley, 303;

in N. Y., 303;

headquarters at Saratoga, 303, 356, 361;

on the surrender of Burgoyne, 358;

medal given to him, 358;

strength of his army, 358;

joins Washington in the Jerseys, 378;

refuses to reinforce Washington (1777), 447;

sent South, 476;

deceived as to the size of his army, 476;

defeated at Camden, 477, 529;

at Charlotte, 477;

at Hillsborough, 477;

superseded by Greene, 480;

never tried, 480;

his papers, 532;

letters after Camden, 532;

defended by Greene and others, 532;

map of his Southern campaign, 537;

declines command of exped. against the Indians, 638;

commands in Canada (1776), 346;

differences with Schuyler, 346;

remonstrates at Schuyler's being confirmed, 349;

supersedes Schuyler, 356;

adj.-general at Cambridge, 655;

and the Board of War, 392;

quarrels with Arnold, 306, 315;

not on the field in the battles about Saratoga, 309;

agrees to Burgoyne's terms, 309;

aspires to supplant Washington, 312;

his military character, 314.

Gates, Capt. Wm., orderly-book (1777), 359.

Gay, S. H., on Cornwallis in Virginia, 549.

Gee, Joshua, 63.

Gee, Thomas, order-book, 670.

General officers, first of the war, 143.

General View of the Amer. navy, 589.

General warrants, 11.

Genet and the Western exped., 733.

George II. died, 12.

George III., portrait, 20, 76;

by Walpole, 75;

supported by his people, 111;

his determination to crush the revolt, 111;

his proclamation, 111;

his responsibility for the Amer. Rev., 244, 245;

justification by Mahon, 244;

his hatred of Chatham, 246;

his statue in N. Y., 325;

his proclamation of 1763, 687.

George, Capt. Robert, 729.

George, Fort (N. Y.), 275.

См. Форт.

George, Lake, surveys of, 348.

George's Cambridge Almanac, 178.

Georgia, address to the king (1769), 83;

not represented in the Congress of 1774, 99;

movements (1775), 131;

in the Cont. Congress, 238;

Constitution of, 274;

occupied by the British (1779), 470;

war in, 513;

map of northern frontiers, 519;

map of A. Campbell, 675;

Indian war in, 676.

Gérard in Philadelphia, 101.

Gerlach, P., 350.

Germain, Lord Geo., his orders to Burgoyne, 295;

portrait, 295;

fails to instruct Howe, 295;

and Gen. Howe, 329;

Reply to Burgoyne, 365;

Correspondance avec Clinton, etc., 516;

his instructions to reduce South Carolina, 526, 527;

family papers, 719;

to Clinton on Arnold and André, 467;

The Rights of Great Britain, 269;

scheme to conquer the West, 742.

German Flats, 350.

Germantown, battle of, sources, 385, 421;

map of approaches, 424;

Montresor's map, 426, 427;

other maps, 414, 426, 428;

Chew House, 426;

British camp at, 442.

Gerry, Elbridge, 238;

on Washington as commander-in-chief, 131;

book of contracts, 203;

autog., 263;

life, 266;

draws law for admiralty cases in Mass., 591.

Getty, Gen. G. W., his plan of Yorktown, 553.

Gibault, a priest, 722.

Gibbes, W. R., Doc. Hist. Amer. Rev., 512.

Gibbs, Major, diary, 601.

Gibson, Gen. John, 711, 712.

Gibson, Thomas, 421.

Gillett, E. H., 71.

Gilman, Arthur, Cambridge of 1776, 142.

Gilman, Caroline, edits Wilkinson Letters, 520.

Gilmor Papers, 73.

Gilmore, Jas. R., on the Cherokee wars, 679;

Rear Guard of the Revolution, 536.

Gilpin, H. D., life of Jefferson, 265;

of Thomas Nelson, 266;

of Elbridge Gerry, 266;

of Cæsar Rodney, 266;

of Benj. Harrison, 266;

of Geo. Ross, 266;

life of Geo. Taylor, 266;

of William Ellery, 266;

of Sam. Adams, 266.

Gilpin, Rev. Wm., Memoirs of Josias Rogers, 527.

Giradin, L. H., Virginia, 515.

Gist, Gen. Mordecai, 477, 533, 534.

Gist, Col. Nath., and Indian recruits, 633, 677.

Gladwin, Maj. Henry, at Detroit, 690;

acc. of, 690.

Gleig, G. R., British Commanders, 516;

on Burgoyne's surrender, 358.

Glick, on Bennington, 354.

Gloucester, N. J., 425;

British at, 442;

map of Lafayette's victory at, 430.

Glover, C. Appeal, 109.

Glover, John, orderly-books, 204, 601;

conducts Convention troops to Boston, 317;

life, by Upham, 325;

его письма и т. д. о саратогской кампании 356.

Gnadenhütten, 606, 734, 736.

Goddard, D. A., on Mass. men in Bennington fight, 355.

Goddard, May Katharine, 268.

Godefroy, Fr., Recueil, 185.

Golden Hill, N. Y. city, 172.

Goldsborough, Chas. W., U. S. Naval Chronicle, 589.

Gooch, John, on Harlem, 334.

Good Literature, 218.

Goodell, A. C., Jr., 96, 108.

Goodhue, Shoreham, l't., 214.

Goodrich, Chas. A., Lives of the Signers, 266.

Goodrich, Chauncy, 557.

Goodrich, Capt. Wm., 613.

Goodwin, Daniel, Jr., on Dearborn, 190;

Provincial Pictures, 73.

Goodwin, H. C., Cortland County, 351, 666.

Gookin, Daniel, 668.

Goold, Wm., Portland in the Past, 146, 603.

Gordon, Col Cosmo, his court-martial, 560.

Gordon, Capt. Harry, 709.

Gordon, Wm., Acc. of the Commencement of Hostilities, 178;

Amer. Rev., 518;

map of siege of Boston, 207, 212;

on battle of Camden, 532;

his maps of the Southern campaigns, 547;

on Sullivan's exped., 666.

Goshen, Pa., skirmish, 416.

Goss, E. H., on Revere, 47, 175.

Gould, E. T., 175.

Gould, Jay, Delaware County, 670.

Goussencourt, Chev. de, 502.

Gowanus Creek, 328.

Grafton, Duke of, 21;

ministry, 46.

Graham, James, Life of Morgan, 511, 539.

Graham, Gen. Joseph, 514, 529;

on King's Mountain, 535;

on the Carolina campaign, 539.

Graham, J. J., on Gen. Graham, 518.

Graham, Gen. Samuel, Memoir, 518, 744.

Graham, W. A., British Invasion of N. Carolina, 514, 539;

Mecklenburg Centennial, 257.

Grant, Col., attacked by the Cherokees (1761), 675.

Grant, Gen., 153, 427;

in command in New Jersey (1776), 374;

at Barren Hill, 443.

Grant, George, 668;

his journal, 671.

Grant, Thomas, his journal, 671.

Grant, Picturesque Canada, 216.

Grantham, Lord, 592.

Grape Island, 131.

Grasse, Comte de, sails for America, 499;

on the Chesapeake, 501;

engages Graves, 501;

plans of fight, 548;

portraits, 502, 503;

autog., 502;

accounts of, 502.

Grasshoppers, so called, 482.

Graves, Adm. Samuel, relieved by Shuldham, 114, 152;

engages De Grasse near the Chesapeake, 501, 548;

succeeds Arbuthnot, 517;

autog., 114.

Graves, Wm., Two letters, 549.

Gravesend, 326, 327.

Gray, Horace, on the writs of assistance question, 13.

Gray, John, 746.

Gray, Col. Robt., 514.

Gray, Samuel, 187.

Gray, Capt. Wm., map of Butler's route (1778), 681.

Greathouse, murderer of Logan's family, 711.

Greely, Mary W., 142.

Green, Ashbel, life of Witherspoon, 265.

Green, Dr. Ezra, Journal, 119, 590.

Green, S. A., prints the records of the Tea-ships Meeting, 91;

owns map of the siege of Savannah, 521;

edits Deuxpont's journal, 554;

on Paulus Hook, 559.

Green Mountain Boys, 161.

Greene, Colonel Christopher, defends Fort Mercer, 387.

Greene, Gardiner, 205.

Greene, G. W., Life of N. Greene, 511;

Biog. Discourse, 511;

German Element, 530;

on battle of Long Island, 330.

Greene, Gen. Nathanael, at Roxbury, 134;

on Bunker Hill, 187;

in Brooklyn, 275;

too ill to command, 278;

builds the Brooklyn lines, 326;

his conduct at Brooklyn criticised, 330;

his mistake at Fort Washington, 341;

evacuates Fort Lee, 367;

at Trenton, 375;

at Brandywine, 381, 419;

at Germantown, 385;

quartermaster of the army, 391, 436;

at Monmouth, 400, 444;

interview with Gen. Robertson about André, 461;

supersedes Gates in the South, 480;

as a soldier, 481;

confronts Cornwallis, 483;

crosses the Dan, 484;

at Guilford, 485;

at Ramsey's Mill, 487;

on Hobkirk's Hill, 487;

at Rugeley's Mill, 488;

relations with Sumter and Marion, 490;

besieges Ninety-Six, 491;

at High Hills of Santee, 493;

at Eutaw Springs, 493;

at Round O, 506;

engraved portraits, 508, 509, 512, 513;

accounts of them, 509;

notice of his life, 510;

lives of, 510, 511;

his statue, 510;

medal, 510;

his monument, 510, 511;

dies, 510;

lives of, by Geo. W. Greene, 511;

eulogy by Hamilton, 511;

grant for his services, 511;

burial-place, 511;

autog., 514;

on Gates's defeat at Camden, 532;

defends Gates, 532;

and the case of Isaac Hayne, 534;

his Southern campaign, 537;

his influence over his officers, 537;

letters, 537;

instructions, 537;

maps of his campaigns, 537, 538;

corrects maps for Gordon, 537;

at Cowpens, 538;

his letters, 538;

acc. of his retreat to the Dan, 539;

at Guilford, 539;

at Hobkirk's Hill, 541;

at Ninety-Six, 544;

his medal for Eutaw, 545;

at Morristown, 559;

at Springfield, 559;

under Sullivan in Rhode Island, 593;

makes treaty with Cherokees, 677.

Greene, Jos., 178.

Greenleaf, B., 156.

Greenleaf, Moses, MSS., 437;

in the Northern campaign (1776), 346;

orderly-book, 557.

Greg, Percy, United States, 456.

Gregg, Alexander, Old Cheraws, 676.

Greive, George, 560.

Grenadier Guards at Cowan's Ford, 539.

Grenell, John, 323.

Grenville, George, in power, 21, 23, 49;

and the Hutchinson letters, 56;

Regulations lately made, 75;

Controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies, 83;

speech on the Tea-ship's commotions, 92;

Stamp Act, 29.

Grenville Act (1764), 7, 27, 63;

characterized by Bancroft, 27;

in Boston, 27.

Grey, Gen., 426, 427;

at Fairhaven, 603;

at Paoli, 383, 423;

portrait, 383.

Gridlestone, Thomas, on Chas. Lee as Junius, 406.

Gridley, A. D., Town of Kirkland, 659.

Gridley, Jeremy, 13, 83.

Gridley, Richard, made chief engineer (1775), 134;

marks out redoubt on Bunker Hill, 135;

Washington's opinion of, 159;

letters, 203.

Grierson, Col., shot, 534.

Griffin, Col., 374.

Grigsby, H. B., Virginia Convention of 1776, 107, 257.

Grimke, Cpl., 520.

Grindall's Ford, 481.

Griswold, A. C., 191.

Grosvenor, L., 191.

Groton, Conn., attacked (1781), 562.

Grout, Lieut. David, orderly-book (1779), 359.

Groveland, ambuscade at, 642, 681;

map of ambuscade, 671.

Guadaloupe, 686.

Guernsey, A. H., 665.

Guess, Col. Nath., 677.

Guild, R. A., Chaplin Smith and the Baptists, 354, 357.

Guilford, battle of, 485, 540;

losses, 487;

Faden's map, 540.

Gummersall, Thomas, 683.

Gunby, at Hobkirk's Hill, 488.

Gunpowder, making of, 108, 118.

Gwinnett, Button, 264;

life of, 265;

autog., 266.

Habersham, Major John, 677.

Hackensack, 340, 343, 367.

Hadden, James Murray, Journal, 359.

Haddonfield, 430, 442.

Hageman, J. F., Princeton, 412.

Haldane, Lieut., 545.

Haldimand, Gen., deceived as to Sullivan's purpose (1779), 642, 667;

his relations with the Indians, 653;

Papers, calendar of, 653, 690;

ordered to attack New Orleans, 738.

Hale, Benj., 326.

Hale, E. E., on siege of Boston, 173;

Hundred years ago, 173;

on Bunker Hill, 189;

Faden maps, 210;

edits Howe's Orderly Book, 415;

on Cornwallis, 516;

on Yorktown, 555;

"Naval History of the American Revolution", 563;

on Paul Jones, 590;

Franklin in France, 591.

Hale, J. P., Trans-Alleghany Pioneers, 714.

Hale, Capt. Nathan, hanged, 333.

Half-King, a Huron, 735.

Halifax, refugees from Boston at, 206.

Hall, Capt., Civil war in America, 342.

Hall, Hiland, Ticonderoga, 214;

on Bennington, 356;

on Warner at Bennington, 356.

Hall, Lyman, 264;

life by H. McCall, 265;

autog., 266.

Hall, The Dutch and the Iroquois, 689.

Hallet,. Capt. J. A., 582;

in the "Tyrannicide", 582;

his log, 582.

Hallowell, Robt., 80.

Halsey, E. D., Morris County, 407.

Hamilton, Alex. his appeal (1774), 98;

A full vindication, 104;

The Farmer refuted, 104;

at Chatterton Hill, 286;

his house, 331, 384;

portraits of, 384;

bust of, 384;

aid to Washington, 416;

at Monmouth, 445;

his letters about Arnold and André, 466;

receives the news of Arnold's treason, 459;

at Yorktown, 504, 555;

Eulogy on Gen. Greene, 511;

his plan of operations with Rochambeau, 561.

Hamilton, E., Reynolds, 517.

Hamilton, F. W., Grenadier Guards, 518.

Hamilton, Gov., his case, 653;

charged with paying for scalps, 682, 726;

his report on the capture of Vincennes, 719;

defends his character, 719;

invades the Illinois country, 724;

recaptures Vincennes, 724;

letters from Detroit, 733;

his report of his surrender to Clark, 726;

sent to Virginia, 728;

sent to N. Y., 729.

Hamilton, Jas., Life of Thomas Heyward, 265;

Thomas Lynch, 265.

Hamilton, Engraved Works of Reynolds, 474.

Hammond, Col. Samuel, portrait, 535;

on Blackstocks, 536;

on Cowpens, 538;

his plan, 539.

Hancock, John, his brig "Harrison", 33;

and S. Adams' portrait, 40;

in the legislature, 42;

his sloop "Liberty" seized, 43, 80;

his "Rising Liberty", 80;

his letters, 107;

presides over Provincial Congress, 116;

at Lexington (1775), 122, 179;

excepted from pardon, 132;

letter to Ward, in fac-simile, 143;

his house, 207;

in Congress, 236;

autog., 263, 450;

life by John Adams, 265;

portraits, 270, 271;

his character, 107, 271;

estimate of him by John Adams, 271;

sketch by C. F. Adams, 271;

by G. Mountfort, 271;

other accounts, 271;

naval instructions, 565;

commands Mass. militia in R. I., 603;

entertains D'Estaing in Boston, 603;

oration on Boston Massacre, 88;

suggests a Congress (1774), 99;

President of Congress, 107;

on his way to Congress, received with enthusiasm in N. Y., 125;

his house, 149;

abused, 204.

Hancock's Bridge (Pa.), 442.

Hand, Col., 278.

Hanger, Geo., Address to the Army, 517 (see Colerain).

Hanging Rock, 475.

Harcourt, Lt.-Col., 369.

Hardenburgh, John L., in Sullivan's campaign (1779), 671.

Harding, Chester, 227, 707.

Harding, Seth, 568;

in the "Confederacy", 583.

Harlem Heights, 335;

Americans occupy, 284;

Washington's headquarters, 284;

fight at, 285;

evacuated, 285;

lines at, 334, 339;

Washington at, 334;

maps of, 334;

references, 334;

view, 334.

Harpersfield, N. Y., 643.

Harriman, Walter, 129.

Harrington, Daniel, 179.

Harrington, Jona., 179, 185.

Harris, Capt. (Lord), 183;

wounded at Bunker Hill, 195.

Harris, Moses, the spy of Schuyler, 356.

Harris, Samuel, Jr., journal of Saratoga campaign, 360.

Harris, W. W., Groton Heights, 562.

Harris and Allyn, Groton Heights, 448.

Harrison, Benj., 259;

his house, 259;

autog., 266;

life, 266.

Harrison, R. H., aide to Washington, 327, 390, 418.

Harrod, James, in Kentucky, 715.

Harrodsburg, Ky., 715.

Hart, John, autog., 264.

Hart, Thomas, 570.

Hartford, convention at (1780), 560;

Washington meets Rochambeau at, 561.

Hartley, Cecil B., Heroes and patriots, 680.

Hartley, Col., attacks Tioga, 636.

Hartley, Thomas, 346.

Hartley, Heroes of the South, 508.

Haskell, Caleb, 203;

diary, 219.

Hass, Wells de, Indian Wars, 649.

Hastings, Marquis of, 197.

Haswell, Anthony, Memoirs and Adventures, 709.

Hatfield, Hist. of Elizabeth, 407, 560.

Hathorn, Col., defeated by Brant, 639.

Hatton, Lieut., 534, 544.

Hawthorne, Nath., his "Old Manse" house, 180;

Septimius Felton, 185.

Haven, C. C., Washington in N. Jersey, 407;

Thirty days in N. Jersey, 407;

Annals of Trenton, 407;

Hist. Manual, 407.

Haw River, 485.

Hawkins, Benj., 651.

Hawks, F. L., on the Regulators, 81.

Hawley, James, 42.

Hawley, Gen. Jos., on Stony Point, 558.

Hawley, Joseph, 34;

urges fighting, 117;

"Broken Hints", 118;

autog., 118;

tries to assuage passions, 118;

on independence, 258.

Hay, Major, 728.

Hay, P. D., The Swamp Fox, 512.

Hayden, H. E., bibliog. of Wyoming, 665;

General Enos, 217.

Hayes, W. A., 746.

Hayne, Isaac, his career and execution, 534.

Hayne, Paul H., poem on King's Mountain, 536.

Hayward, E. L., 522.

Haywood, John, Hist. Tennessee, 676, 678.

Hazard, Eben, on the Penobscot exped., 604.

Hazard, Samuel, Penna. Register, 650.

Hazlewood, Com. John, 386;

on the Delaware, 430, 431.

Head of Elk, 379.

Headley, J. T., on Burgoyne's campaign, 359;

on the camp at Newburgh, 744;

Miscellanies, 590;

on Bouquet, 693.

Heath, Gen., account of the fight at Menotomy, 126;

portraits, 127, 128;

autog., 127;

his service, 128;

his papers, 128;

at Lexington, 125, 180;

Memoirs, 180;

commands Eastern department, 318;

at Peekskill, 403;

on the Hudson, 500, 557;

plan of Stony Point, 557;

in Boston (1778), 603;

made general, 119;

autog., 203.

Heckewelder, John, the missionary, 651, 734.

Heister, Gen. de, 277, 345;

at Brooklyn, 279, 327.

Hele, Lieut., 449.

Hellwald, Von, America, 129.

Helm, Capt., at Vincennes, 723, 728, 729.

Hempstead, Stephen, 562.

Hendricks, Capt. Wm., 219.

Henley, Capt. David, 318.

Hennequin, Biographie Maritime, 595.

Henry, Capt. John, 520, 522.

Henry, J. J., Campaign against Quebec, 219.

Henry, Moses, 724.

Henry, Patrick, 238;

questions the prerogative, 24;

and the Stamp Act, 29, 73;

supports com. of corresp., 56;

character, 107;

memoir by W. W. Henry, 107;

by M. C. Tyler, 107, 723;

portraits, 107, 259;

prepared (1774) to fight, 117;

"We must fight", 121;

commands Virginia militia, 167;

on independence, 257;

his house, 259;

and Western lands, 649;

gov. of Va., 716;

corresponds with Spanish governor of New Orleans, 738;

his letter on Clark's conquests, 723.

Henry, W. W., memoir on Patrick Henry, 107;

on G. R. Clark, 734.

Henshaw, Joshua, 73.

Henshaw, Col. Wm., 204.

Herbert, Chas., Relics of Amer. Prisoners, 575;

The Prisoners of 1776, 575.

Hering, J. H., 348.

Herkimer, Gen. Nicholas, at Oriskany, 299, 630;

goes to Unadilla, 626;

conference with Brant, 627;

his force, 630;

wounded, 631;

dies, 300, 632;

suspicious portrait, 351;

view of house, 351;

his name, 351.

Herrick, H. W., on Stark and Bennington, 354.

Hesperian, The, 710.

Hesse, Mr., 738.

Hesse-Cassel, Prince of, his letter to Baron Hohendorf a forgery, 411.

Hessians in the Long Island battle, 329;

their maps, 327, 345, 409;

at Oriskany, 351;

their jealousy of the English, 354;

taken at Trenton, marched through Philadelphia, 376;

at Brandywine, 419;

in the South, 482;

at Savannah (1779), 524;

at Guilford, 541;

in the R. I. campaign (1778), 595, 601.

Heth, Lieut. Wm., 219, 421.

Hewes, G. R. T., Traits of the Tea Party, 91;

Retrospect of the Tea Party, 91.

Hewes, Joseph, life and autog., 266.

Heyward, Thomas, life, 265;

autog., 266.

Hichborn, Benj., 88.

Hickey, Thomas, 326.

Hickey Plot, 326.

Hide, Elijah, 186.

Higginson, T. W., on Paul Revere, 175;

on Salem privateers, 591.

Hildreth, S. P., Pioneer Settlers of Ohio, 219, 567, 708.

Hill, Geo. C., Arnold, 461;

Дэниел Бун, 708.

Hill, J. B., Old Dunstable, 189.

Hill, John, his plan of N. York, 331;

map of Philad., 442.

Hill, N. N., Jr., 736.

Hillard, E. B., Last Men of the Rev., 746.

Hills, John, 426; Map of Springfield, N. J., 560;

map of Stony Point, 558;

plan of attack on Forts Clinton and Montgomery, 363.

Hillsborough, Earl of, 21, 43;

leaves the ministry, 53;

requires Massachusetts to rescind its circular letter, 44;

she refuses, 45.

Hinman, Connecticut during the Rev., 663.

Hite, Col. John, 718.

Hobkirk's Hill (second battle of Camden), battle of, 488, 541;

plans of battle, 543, 544;

forces and losses, 544.

Hodge, Wm., 573, 574, 575.

Hodgkin, Col. Joseph, 325.

Hodgkinson, Samuel, 222, 225.

Hodgson, John, 86.

Hoffman, F. S., 451.

Holden, Queensbury, 214.

Holland, E. G., "Highland Treason", 466.

Holland, Sam., chart of Boston harbor, 209;

his plan of N. Y., 333;

his maps of the English colonies, 341;

surveys of Fort Clinton, etc., 364.

Hollis, Thomas, 68;

prints The True Sentiments of America, 83.

Hollister, H., Lackawanna Valley, 665.

Holmes, O. W., Grandmother's Story, 200.

Holmes, Missions, 736.

Holyoke, Dr., 187.

Home, John, 269.

Hood, Admiral, 83;

Letters, 84;

on the American coast, 501.

Hooper, Archibald M., acc. of Robert Howe, 519.

Hooper, J. C., life of Wm. Hooper, 265.

Hooper, "King", 114.

Hooper, Wm., life, 265;

autog., 266.

Hopkins, Esek, made chief naval officer, 568;

portraits, 569;

attacks New Providence, 570;

attacks the "Glasgow", 570;

court-martial, 570;

accounts of, 570;

retires, 570.

Hopkins, John B., capt. in the navy, 570.

Hopkins, Stephen, 53;

answered in a Letter from a gentleman at Halifax, 70;

and in Defence of a Letter, 70;

and Brief Remarks, 70;

Rights of the Colonies, 70;

Grievances of the American Colonies, 70;

autog., 263;

life, 265;

and the Congress of 1754, 66.

Hopkinson, Francis, autog., 264;

life, by R. P. Smith, 265;

letter to Duché, 438;

Battle of the Kegs, 442.

Hoppin, J. M., 439;

edits H. A. Brown's Orations, 446.

Hoppin, Nicholas, 142.

Horry, P., Life of Marion, 512.

Horry, quarrels with Mahem, 545.

Hosack, David, 464.

Hosmer, Rufus, 189.

Hotham, Com., 364.

Houdon, his bust of Paul Jones, 592.

Hough, F. B., Order-book of Captain Bleecker, 670;

edits the Cow-Chace, 560;

Proc. of Congress at Boston, 560;

Northern Invasions, 452, 672;

Savannah, 522;

Siege of Charleston, 525;

edits Siege of Detroit, 701.

Houghton, G. F., on Colonel Warner, 356.

How, David, 202.

How, Henry K., Trenton, 407.

Howard, Col. J. E., 421, 481.

Howe, Henry, Hist. Coll. N. Y., 666.

Howe, John, Journal, 119.

Howe, Richard, Admiral Lord, 380;

portrait, 277, 380;

confronts D'Estaing off Newport, 594;

Candid and Impartial Narrative, 594;

arrives at New York, 326;

statue, 380;

attempts to force the Delaware defences, 387;

cruised off Boston to lure out D'Estaing, 603.

Howe, Gen. Robt., on defences of Charleston, 230;

at West Point, 456;

at Savannah, 469;

his Court-Martial Proceedings, 519;

acc. of, 519.

Howe, Gen. Wm., autog., 136;

his army on Staten Island (1776), 275;

lands on Long Island, 276;

his portrait, 197, 278, 383, 417, 418;

his blunders in the N. Y. campaign (1776), 291;

his lineage, 291, 415;

in Philadelphia, 384;

his army attacked at Germantown, 385;

criticised in Letters to a nobleman, 415;

his Observations, 415;

Reply to Observations, 415;

Letters from Agricolas, 415;

generally criticised, 415;

connection with Mrs. Loring, 415;

leaves Philadelphia, 396;

Mischianza, 396;

attacks Lafayette at Barren Hill, 396;

his reputation ruined by the campaign of 1777, 414;

tracts on his incompetency, 414;

his Narrative, 329, 414;

his Orderly-book, 1775-1776, 194, 415;

his H. Q. at Brandywine, 415;

sails from N. Y., 417;

at Head of Elk, 418;

his character, 418;

enters Philad., 419;

his proclamations, 419;

his acc. of Germantown, 426;

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;

knighted, 281;

occupies N. Y., 283;

dallies at Mrs. Murray's, 284;

attacks to outflank Washington by way of Throg's Neck, 285;

at White Plains, 286;

at Dobbs's Ferry, 287;

attacks Fort Washington, 287, 288;

crosses into Jersey, 290;

his letters during the Long Island campaign, 329;

criticised by Mauduit, 329, 337;

his quarters in N. Y., 331;

his movements above New York (1776), 337;

going to Philadelphia, defeated Germain's plans, 348;

sends expedition to Danbury, 348;

takes Philadelphia, 367;

invades the Jerseys, 368;

evacuates New Jersey, 379;

sails south, and lands at Head of Elk, 379;

at Brandywine, 381;

criticised (1776), 331.

Howells, W. D., Three Villages, 184;

on Gnadenhütten, 736.

Howland, John, of Rhode Island, 405.

Hoyt, A. H., 95.

Hoyt, Epaphras, 627.

Hoyt, Gen., on the Saratoga battlefield, 357.

Hubbard, Frances M., Wm. Richardson Davie, 537.

Hubbard, John, Maj. Moses Van Campen, 669.

Hubbard, J. N., Sa-go-ye-wat-ha, 625, 662;

Red Jacket, 351, 625;

Life of Van Campen, 665.

Hubbardton, affair at, 297, 350;

map, 350.

Хабертон. См. Хаббардтон.

Hubley, Col. Adam, 668;

American Revolution, 650.

Huddy, Capt. Joshua, case of, 744.

Hudson, Chas., 184;

Lexington, 180;

on Pitcairn, 183;

Doubts concerning Bunker Hill, 189.

Hudson, C., and Porter, E. E., Centennial of Lexington, 184.

Hudson, F., Amer. Journalism, 110;

on Lexington, 184.

Hudson River, the campaigns about, 275;

maps of, 323, 340, 364, 455, 456, 465, 556, 557;

the British to secure its line, 323;

British ships in (1776), 326;

obstructions in, 364;

frozen at New York, 559;

highlands of, 340.

Huger, Gen., 483;

the Virginia brigade, 485.

Hughes, Major, aide to Gen. Gates, 360.

Hull, Capt. Wm., on Trenton, 407.

Hulton, Henry, 39, 194.

Humphreys, Life of Putnam, 190.

Hunnewell, J. F., Bibliog. of Charlestown, 185.

Hunt, Louise L., on Gen. Montgomery, 216.

Hunter, C. L., Western No. Carolina, 256, 536, 678.

Huntington, Jed., letters during siege of Boston, 203;

on Valley Forge, 436.

Huntington, Samuel, autog., 263;

life, 265.

Hurd, John, 227.

Husband, Herman, 81;

A Fan for Fanning, 81;

Impartial Relation, 82.

Huske, Present State, etc., 650.

Husted, N. C., Centennial Souvenir, 466.

Hutcheson, Maj. Francis, his diary, 205, 346.

Hutchins, Thomas, 693, 699;

Louisiana, 651;

his maps of Bouquet's exped., 699;

map of Illinois country, 700;

Louisiana and West Florida, 700;

Virginia, etc., 700.

Hutchinson, Col. Israel, 204.

Hutchinson, Gov. Thomas, 89;

on Boston Massacre, 85;

his Strictures on the Declaration of Congress, 240;

chief justice of Mass., 12;

his house sacked, 19, 30, 72;

lieut.-gov. of Mass., 22;

on feelings in England, 111;

his coach used by Washington, 146;

his character, 26;

draws up petition to the Commons, 28;

succeeds Bernard (1769), 49;

made gov. of Mass. (1771), 53;

his letters returned to Boston by Franklin, 56, 93;

sails for England, 57;

death, 58;

plan of union in 1754, 66;

disapproval of the Stamp Act, 72;

his speech after the mob, 73;

his controversy with his Assembly, 88;

threatened, 88;

Copies of letters, etc., 93;

Letters of Gov. Hutchinson, etc., 93;

The Representations of Gov. Hutchinson, 93;

R. C. Winthrop's views of the return of his letters, 93;

George Bancroft's, 93;

Grenville's connection, 94;

interview with the king (1774), 97;

opposes the Boston Port Bill, 97;

addressed on leaving Boston, 113.

Hyrne, W. A., 169.

Hyslop, Robt., has Paul Jones's papers, 589.

Illinois, county of Va., 729.

Illinois country, 708;

map of, by Hutchins, 700;

Clark's campaign in, 718;

to be invaded by the British (1780), 737;

attacked, 739, 741.

Illman, Thomas, 194.

Imlay, Gilbert, Western Territory, 652, 708.

Importers in Boston proscribed, 79, 80;

list of them, 79.

Indeberg (N. Y. city), 284.

Independence, of the United States, growth of the sentiment, 231, 256.

Indians, taken prisoners and made slaves, 676;

threaten the Southern colonies (1763), 17;

Indian Treaties, etc., 247;

their part in the Rev. War, 605;

their grants of lands, 607;

rights of their women, 607;

private persons forbidden to buy their lands, 608;

spare woman's chastity, 610, 652;

their numbers, 610, 611, 650;

proportion of warriors, 611;

names of tribes, 699;

enlisted as minute-men at Cambridge, 612;

of more use to the British, 612;

counter-movements to employ them, 613, 614, 615, 616, 618;

in battle of Long Island, 613;

used as scouts, 613;

at White Plains, 613;

on the Kennebec exped., 614;

commissions given to them, 617;

and the British ministry, 617;

the British government announce their intention of using them, 621;

entice them by gifts, 621;

books about, 648;

as allies in war, 649;

their lands encroached upon, 649;

number in the British service, 652;

with St. Leger, 661;

commissioned by Congress, 672;

employment of, in war, opinions as regards, 673;

counter-statements of English and French, 688, 689;

bounties offered to engage in the war, 674;

enlisted, 677;

join the Americans in the South, 679;

Laws relating to Indians, 682;

civilized by the Moravians, 736.

Ingersoll, E., life of L. Morris, 266;

of Thomas Stone, 266;

of Samuel Chase, 266;

of James Smith, 266;

of Jos. Hewes, 266;

of Wm. Paca, 266;

of John Adams, 266.

Ingersoll, Jared., to be stamp distributor, 72;

his Letters, 73.

Inglis, Chas., Plain Truth, 270;

on the Iroquois, 608.

Inman, George, on Princeton, 412.

Innes, Col. Jas., 718.

Insurance, maritime, rates of, during the Rev. War, 563, 573.