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
Washington asks and receives instructions from Congress, 11, 12;
at Murray's house, 12;
instructions of, for obtaining information, 12;
calls a council of war--desires a trustworthy man for secret
service, 13;
in conference with French officers, 79;
at West Point and Arnold's quarters--discovers Arnold's
treason--kindness to Mrs. Arnold, 96, 97.
Watson, J.F., and relics of the _Mischianza_, 48 (_note_).
Wayne, General Anthony, expedition of, 67.
Webb, Colonel Charles, 9.
West Point, surrender of, contemplated, 67;
and arranged for, 79, 80.
Wharton, Thomas, house of, the scene of the _Mischianza_, 46.
Whittemore, Henry, and the Field memorial-stone at Tappaan, 111-113.
Willard, Solomon, architect of the Bunker Hill Monument, 27.
Williams, David, a captor of André, 85.
Williams, Colonel, gives a dinner-party to Sir Henry Clinton, 80.
Windt, John de, 99 (_note_).
Wood, E.S., sculptor, 34 (_note_).
Wright, Ansel, Hale's trusty servant, 15.
Y
"Yankee Doodle's Expedition to Rhode Island," by André, 61.
Yerks, John, a captor of André, 85.
York, Duke of, causes the remains of André to be removed to England,
106 (_note_);
sends a snuff-box to Rev. J. Demorest, 108.
Monody on Major André, 135.
André's letters to Miss Seward, 152.
THE END.
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