Washington and His Comrades in Arms: A Chronicle of the War of IndependenceWrong, George McKinnon
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Washington and His Comrades in Arms: A Chronicle of the War of Independence
Wrong, George McKinnon
United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783; Washington, George, 1732-1799 -- Military leadership
Carroll, John, on commission to Montreal, 50.
Catherine II advises England against war, 179.
Catholics, Quebec Act, 38-39, 41; disabilities in England, 208.
Chadd's Ford (PA), Washington at, 118, 119.
Champlain, Lake, plan for conquest of Canada by way of, 43; operations
on, 52-53, 95; Burgoyne at, 125 et seq.; Arnold at, 238.
Charleston (SC), on side of Revolution, 37; British expedition to,
82-83; Prevost demands surrender, 213-214; Lincoln at, 215-217;
surrenders, 217.
Charlestown (MA), location, 3; burned, 5, 7.
Charlotte (NC), Greene at, 247.
Charlottesville (VA), Cornwallis plans raid of, 252.
Chatham, William Pitt, Earl of, and conciliation with America, 69, 190;
political status, 192, 193.
Cherry Valley, massacre, 229.
Chesapeake Bay, Howe on, 116, 117; see also Yorktown.
Chew, Benjamin, house as central point in battle at Germantown, 122.
Clark, G.R., expedition, 223.
Clinton, General Sir Henry, 236; at Charleston, 82, 215; at New York,
116, 130, 133; up the Hudson, 143, 145; succeeds Howe in command, 195;
march from Philadelphia, 196, 197, 198; retreats at Monmouth Court
House, 199; reaches Newport, 202; sails for Charleston, 217-218;
proclamation, 218; Rodney relieves, 237; and Cornwallis, 253; delay in
reinforcing Cornwallis, 262-263, 265.
Coke, of Norfolk, wealth, 20, 69-70; and Toryism, 70-71; on American
question, 71-72; and Washington, 71, 72, 189.
Colonies, attitude toward England, 55 et seq.; state of society in, 60;
population, 177-178; see also names of colonies.
Continental Congress, Washington at, 1, 259; selects leader for army,
7-9; Howe's conciliation, 92-93; flees to Baltimore, 100; loses able
men, 110; hampers Washington, 100; Gates and, 142; repudiates Gates
terms to Burgoyne, 146; Gates lays quarrel with Washington before,
150; and enlistment, 151; at York, 162, 163; ineptitude, 163-164, 236,
269-270, gives Southern command to Gates, 219; Test Acts, 226; and
French alliance, 244; borrows money from France, 271; at Annapolis, 275.
Conway, General, and Stamp Act, 69.
Conway, General Thomas, 110; "Conway Cabal" against Washington, 149,
150; leaves America, 151.
Cornwallis, Lord, 230; at Charleston, 82, crosses Hudson, 97; goes to
Trenton, 104-105; at Princeton, 106; and Howe, 115; at the Brandywine,
119; goes to Charleston, 216; at Camden, 219; in North Carolina, 221,
247-248; proclamation, 249; Guilford Court House, 249; advance down Cape
Fear River, 250; in Virginia, 251-252; and Clinton, 253; Yorktown, 254
et seq.; surrender, 264-266.
Countess of Scarborough (ship), Jones captures, 205.
Cowpens, battle of, 172, 248.
Cromwell, Oliver, as military leader, 170.
Crown Point (NY), capture of, 52-53; Burgoyne at, 126.
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Dartmouth, Earl of, Minister of England, 63.
Deane, Silas, envoy to France, 184-185.
Declaration of Independence, 75-80.
Delaware Bay, British fleet in, 116.
Delaware River, Washington crosses, 102.
Denmark and armed neutrality, 206-207.
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