Burgoyne's Invasion of 1777: With an outline sketch of the American Invasion of Canada, 1775-76.Drake, Samuel Adams
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Burgoyne's Invasion of 1777: With an outline sketch of the American Invasion of Canada, 1775-76.
Drake, Samuel Adams
Burgoyne's Invasion, 1777; Canadian Invasion, 1775-1776
GATES, HORATIO, takes command of the Northern Army, 20;
his rank, 25, _note_; supersedes Schuyler, 95;
good effect on the army, 97;
orders an advance to Stillwater, 97;
want of confidence in Arnold a drawback to success, 98;
posts the army on Bemis' Heights, 98; _note_, 99;
sends Morgan to feel the enemy, 106;
re-enforces in driblets, 108;
his camp and army, 115, _note_s 1 and 2;
accepts battle again, 120;
is victorious, 121, 122;
dilatory pursuit of the enemy, 131;
comes up with Burgoyne, 131;
dispositions for attacking, 131;
receives Burgoyne's surrender, 133.
HERKIMER, NICHOLAS, marches to relieve Fort Stanwix, 91;
is waylaid and defeated, 91, 92;
dies of his wounds, 92; 94, _note_.
HESSIAN MERCENARIES, 36, _note_.
HOWE, SIR WILLIAM, participation in the campaign discussed, 14;
driven from Boston, 29;
George III. disappointed in him, 29;
gets his orders too late, 31.
HUBBARDTON, VT., garrison of Ticonderoga retreats to, 44;
St. Clair's rearguard overtaken at, 47;
battle of, 47, 48, 49.
JOHNSON, SIR JOHN, at Oriskany, 91; 94, _note_.
KOSCIUSKO, THADDEUS, marks out the lines on Bemis' Heights, 98; 100,
_note_.
LAKE CHAMPLAIN, the gateway of the north, 16;
naval battle on, 22;
Burgoyne's advance, 35;
shores of, 37;
Americans driven from, 51.
LINCOLN, BENJAMIN, sent to Manchester, 74;
sketch of, 76, _note_;
makes a raid in Burgoyne's rear, 113;
joins Gates, 115;
wounded, 128.
LYMAN, PHINEAS, builds Fort Edward, 66.
MANCHESTER, VT., Warner posted at, 57;
rendezvous for militia, 73;
Lincoln and Stark at, 74.
MOHAWK VALLEY, plan for invading it, 30, 35.
MONTGOMERY, RICHARD, leads an army to Canada, 19;
killed, 20;
sketch of, 25, _note_.
MORGAN'S RIFLEMEN, 99, _note_;
attack Burgoyne, 106;
part in the battle of October 7, 120, 121.
MOUNT INDEPENDENCE described, 16;
named, 21;
Americans retreat from Ticonderoga to, 44.
MOUNT DEFIANCE, the key of Ticonderoga, 43;
seized by Burgoyne's engineers, 43;
compels the evacuation of Ticonderoga, 43;
retaken by the Americans, 114; 115, _note_.
NEWPORT, R. I., held by the enemy, 30;
Howe's strategy, 60, _note_.
NEW YORK, plans for its invasion, 26, 29, 30;
resources of for resisting Burgoyne, 58, 59.
ORISKANY, N. Y., Americans marching to Fort Stanwix are defeated at,
91.
PHILLIPS, WILLIAM, commands Burgoyne's artillery, 34;
brings up artillery at Bemis' Heights, 111.
RIEDESEL, BARON VON, commands Burgoyne's German contingent, 34;
at Ticonderoga, 40;
pursues the retreating Americans, 46;
turns defeat to victory at Hubbardton, 48;
is posted at Castleton, Vt., 61;
falls back to Fort Edward, 86;
supports Burgoyne at Bemis' Heights, 111.
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