sends Cornwallis into New Jersey, 137 “weather too severe for field service”, 137 returns to New York, 139 winter quarters specified, 139 surprised by news from Trenton, 150 calls for 20,000 more troops, 150 hurries Cornwallis to New Jersey, 150 withdraws troops from Newport, 163 plans anticipated by Washington, 165 marches again into New Jersey, with 17,000 men, 167 details of the campaign, 168–170 will invade Pennsylvania, 177 writes a decoy letter, which Washington detects, 177 no doubts of Burgoyne’s success, 181 sails for the Chesapeake, 182–183 skirmishes with American advance, 185 masterly strategy in the Battle of Brandywine, 187–190 cares for the wounded of both armies, 192 his rear threatened by Washington, 194 his headquarters at Germantown, 195 repels Washington’s attack, but does not attack in turn, 195 after battle returns to Philadelphia, 196 threatens American army at Chestnut Hill, 204 explains the failure of his movement, 204 succeeded in command by Clinton, 215 his army in detail (Appendix D–2), 384 Huntington, L.I., raided by Tryon’s expedition, 256 Hyde Park, Mass., where fascine rods were made available, 78 Independence, National, proclaimed at Philadelphia, July 4, 1776, 91 Independence proclaimed at Charlotte, N. C., May 20, 1774, 29 Indian atrocities during the Revolution, 249 summarily avenged, 252, 260 Indian auxiliaries advocated by Great Britain, 172 advocated by Congress, 88 denounced by Burgoyne, 172–3 ridiculed by Schuyler, 88 IRVING, WASHINGTON—diplomat, historian, scholar; _b._ 1783, _d._ 1859. his personal aid acknowledged by the author (Preface), xiv his sketch of Washington’s youth, 1 his tribute to Mary Washington, 5 Japan honors the example and teachings of Washington, 370 JAY, JOHN—statesman and jurist; _b._ 1745, _d._ 1829. in first Continental Congress, 17 suggests to burn New York, 108 commissioner to France, 309 his services recognized, 309 JEFFERSON, THOMAS—patriot and statesman, governor Va., _sub._ pres. twice; _b._ 1743, _d._ July 4, 1826. sees basis for a constitution in government of Iroquois Indian Confederacy, 12 protects the western frontier, 253 advised by Washington, 300 defies Arnold’s threats, 311 narrowly escapes capture by Tarleton, 340 is vindicated by Lafayette, 343 JOMINI, HENRI, _Baron_ DE—gen.; chief of staff to Napoleon; aide-de-camp Emperor of Russia; military writer; _b._ 1799, _d._ 1869. gives grounds of Napoleon’s success (Preface), xiii as applied to Washington, 44 as to retreats, 73 JONES, JOHN PAUL—lieut., captain in the navy, _sub._ admiral in the Russian navy; _b._ 1747, _d._ 1792. appointed in the navy, 59 history of his name, 379 his naval success, 379 JOSHUA—the Hebrew captain, an antetype of Washington upon completion of his mission, 373