The Life of George Washington: A Linked Index to the Project Gutenberg Editions — John Shaqi
The Life of George Washington: A Linked Index to the Project Gutenberg EditionsMarshall, John
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The Life of George Washington: A Linked Index to the Project Gutenberg Editions
Marshall, John
Generals -- United States -- Biography; Indexes; Presidents -- United States -- Biography; Washington, George, 1732-1799
The British land at Frog's Neck.... The American army evacuates York
Island, except fort Washington.... Both armies move towards the White
Plains.... Battle of the White Plains.... The British army returns to
Kingsbridge.... General Washington crosses the North river.... The
lines of fort Washington carried by the British, and the garrison
made prisoners.... Evacuation of fort Lee.... Weakness of the American
army.... Ineffectual attempts to raise the militia.... General
Washington retreats through Jersey.... General Washington crosses the
Delaware.... Danger of Philadelphia.... Capture of General Lee....
The British go into winter quarters.... Battle of Trenton.... Of
Princeton.... Firmness of congress.
CHAPTER VII.
American army inoculated.... General Heath moves to Kingsbridge....
Returns to Peekskill.... Skirmishes.... State of the army....
Destruction of stores at Peekskill.... At Danbury.... Expedition to Sagg
Harbour.... Camp formed at Middlebrook.... Sir William Howe moves out
to Somerset Court House.... Returns to Amboy.... Attempts to cut off
the retreat of the American army to Middlebrook.... Lord Cornwallis
skirmishes with Lord Stirling.... General Prescott surprised and
taken.... The British army embarks.
CHAPTER VIII.
General Washington commences his march to the Delaware.... Takes
measures for checking Burgoyne.... British army land at Elk River....
General Washington advances to Brandywine.... Retreat of Maxwell....
Defeat at Brandywine.... Slight skirmish near the White Horse, and
retreat to French Creek.... General Wayne surprised.... General Howe
takes possession of Philadelphia.... Removal of Congress to Lancaster.
CHAPTER IX.
Measures to cut off the communication between the British army and
fleet.... Battle of Germantown.... Measures to intercept supplies to
Philadelphia.... Attack on fort Mifflin.... On Red Bank.... The Augusta
blows up.... Fort Mifflin evacuated.... Fort Mercer evacuated.... The
British open the communication with their fleet.... Washington urged to
attack Philadelphia.... General Howe marches out to Chestnut Hill....
Returns to Philadelphia.... General Washington goes into winter
quarters.
CHAPTER X.
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