Arnold, Benedict, at Ticonderoga, 40; through Maine to Canada, 43, 44-45; at Quebec, 45-46; at Crown Point, 52-53; Coke denounces King's reception of, 71; Washington's trust in, 110, 172-173; at Stillwater, 143; describes American Army, 155; treason, 173, 195, 240-243; at West Point, 238; life at Philadelphia, 239; tried by court-martial, 239; reprimanded by Washington, 239-240; in Virginia, 251. Articles of Confederation, 163. Assanpink River, Washington on, 105. Atrocities, 180, 212; see also Indians, Prisons. Augusta (GA), British take, 211-212; falls to Americans, 250. B Baltimore (MD), Congress flees to, 100. Barbados, Washington visits, 22. Barras, French naval commander, 261. Baum, Colonel, at Bennington, 131, 132. Beaumarchais sends munitions to America, 183-184. Bemis Heights (NY), battle, 143. Bennington (VT), battle of 131-132. Berthier, French officer, 231. Biggins Bridge, Tarleton's victory at, 216. Bordentown (NJ), Germans at, 102. Boston, defiance of British in, 2; seige, 3, 4, 35-36; Washington's journey to, 9-10; American camp, 27-28; evacuated by British, 48-49; effect of Washington's success at, 81; Howe feigns setting out for, 114; safe, 116; Burgoyne's force at, 146; Loyalists in, 212. Braddock, General Edward, Washington with, 22-23. Brandywine (PA) battle of, 119-120, 133, 148; La Fayette at, 169; Greene at, 171. Brant, Joseph (Thayendanegea), 134. Breed's Hill (MA) 4-5; see also Bunker Hill. Broglie, Comte de, suggested as commander of American army, 185. Borglie, Prince de, with French armies in America, 232. Brooklyn Heights (NY), Washington on, 88-91. Buford, Colonel Tarleton attacks, 217. Bunker Hill, battle of, 4-7, 33; Washington learns of, 10; significance, 21; officers at, 33, 35. Burgoyne, General John, on British behavior at Bunker Hill, 7; ordered to meet Howe, 68, 112, 113, 124-125; Howe deserts, 116, 130; life and character, 123-124; at Lake Champlain, 125 et seq.; Indian Allies, 125-126, 138-140, 144; takes Fort Ticonderoga, 127; lack of supplies, 129-130; at Fort Edward, 129; 130, 141; and Bennington, 131-132; at Saratoga, 132, 141, 143; learns of failure of St. Leger, 136; crosses Hudson, 141; at Stillwater (Freeman's Farm), 142-143; surrender at Saratoga, 68, 122, 143-147, 149; effect on France of surrender of, 186; effect of surrender in England, 190, 192. Burke, Edmund, and conciliation, 69; and Independence, 190. Byron, Admiral, sent to aid Howe, 200. C Cahokia, Clark at, 223. Cambridge, American camp, 3, 27-28; Washington at, 10, 30-31, 34, 35, 146. Camden (SC), battle of, 219-220, 236. Canada, campaign against, 37, 38-47; Washington's idea of, 40 France and, 188; Loyalists take refuge in, 227-228. Carleton, Sir Guy, Governor of Canada, 42; commands at Quebec, 45-46; operations on Lake Champlain, 52-53; Howe and, 95; superseded by Burgoyne, 124; commands at New York, 269; and Loyalists, 274. Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, on commission to Montreal, 50.