The Two Spies: Nathan Hale and John AndréLossing, Benson John
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The Two Spies: Nathan Hale and John André
Lossing, Benson John
André, John, 1751-1780; Hale, Nathan, 1755-1776
B
Babcock, J.S., poetic tribute of, to the memory of Nathan Hale, 29.
Boothby, Sir Richard, a literary friend of Anna Seward, 38.
Boudinot, Elias, concerning the arrest and execution of André, 99.
British army near New York, condition of the, 11.
Buchanan, James, assists in the removal of André's remains to
England, 108.
C
Caldwell, Rev. James, 77 (_note_).
Captors of André, 85;
rewarded, 89.
Carleton, Governor of Canada, 43.
Cathcart, Captain, and Miss Eliot, 51 (_note_).
"Cedars, The," and the Widow Chichester, 16.
Chichester, the Widow, and the Tories, 16.
Clinton, Sir Henry, 43;
succeeds Howe, 46;
in command of the British army--flight of, across New Jersey--fights
at Monmouth Court-House, 60;
headquarters of, at New York, 61, 62, 83;
letter of, to Washington--André's letter to, 101.
Court of inquiry in the case of André, 100.
"Cow-Chase, The," a satire by Major André, 67-78.
Cunningham, William, character of, 24 (_note_), 25.
D
Darwin, Erasmus, 38.
De Lancey, Oliver, assists André in art-work--marries Miss Franks
56 (_note_).
Demorest, Rev. John, assists at the disinterment of the remains of
Major André--silver cup sent to, by André's sisters, 108.
Depew, Chauncey M., oration by, at Tarrytown, 121.
D'Estaing, with French fleet, goes to Rhode Island, 61.
Dobb's Ferry, 84;
conference at, 101.
Dream, a singular, concerning André, 42.
E
Edgeworth, Richard Lovell, marries Honora Sneyd, 38, 41.
Eliot, Miss, and Captain Cathcart, 51.
F
Field, Cyrus W., erects a memorial-stone at the place of André's
execution, 109-115;
proposes to erect a monument in memory of Nathan Hale at his own
expense, 113, 114;
letter of, on the subject, to the New York Historical Society, 114;
contribution of, to the Hale monument at Coventry, 114;
generous designs of, for the benefit of the Rockland County
Historical and Forestry Society, 118.
Finch, Francis M., poem on Nathan Hale by, 29.
Fort Hale, 28.
G
Gibbs, George, epitaph for Hale's tomb, written by, 84.
Grey, General, marauding expedition of, to New Bedford, 61.
Greene, General Nathanael, in command at Tappaan, proclaims Arnold's
treason, 98.
"Gustavus," the fictitious name of Arnold, 61.
H
Hale and André, character and motives of, iv.
Hale, Edward Everett, 4.
Hale, Enoch, 4.
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