Quebec, captured in 1759, 10 assaulted by Montgomery and Arnold, 1776, 66 magnanimity of General Carleton at death of Montgomery, 66 Queen’s Rangers (Provincial), noticed, 204, 255, 279 Washington’s magnanimity toward them, reciprocating Carleton’s action at Quebec, 363 RAHL (RALL), JOHN GOTTLIEB—_H._ col.; _b._ 1720, _d._ 1776. storms Chatterton Hill, 129 commands at Trenton, 139 _k._ in battle, 146 RAWDON, FRANCIS, _Lord_—Marquis of Hastings, earl, _sub._ gov.-gen. India; _b._ 1754, _d._ 1825. gallantry at Bunker Hill, 35 reënforces Clinton at the South, 276 in battle of Hobkirk Hill, 321 REED, JOSEPH—adjt.-general, _sub._ gov. Penn.; _b._ 1741, _d._ 1785. in Washington’s confidence before Boston, 71 describes the army at Harlem Heights, 123 in the secret of Washington’s attack upon Trenton, 141 Religious distinctions among the colonies harmonized, 266 Rhode Island sends 1,500 men to Boston, April 25, 1775, 22 her troops under Nathaniel Greene, 25 seizes British stores, 27 calls for protection of her ports, 87 two regiments in Continental pay, 87 sends additional troops to New York, 115 RICHMOND, CHARLES LENNOX, _Duke_—_Br._ Sec. of State; _b._ 1735, _d._ 1806. denounces hire of Hessian troops, 96 his prediction verified, 209 Ridgefield, Conn., invaded by Tryon, 166 RIEDESEL, FRIEDRICH ADOLPH, _Baron_—_H._ maj.-general; _b._ 1730, _d._ 1800. reaches Canada with troops, 89 in Burgoyne’s command, 387 ROBERTS, CHARLES G. D.—prof. King’s College, N.S.; his history of Canada cited 63 ROCHAMBEAU, JEAN BAPTISTE DONATIEN DE VIMEUR DE—_Fr._ marshal; _b._ 1725, _d._ 1807. arrives in America, 286 appreciates Washington, 287 writes as to American conditions, 287 confers with Washington at Hartford, 297 sends his son to France, 298 again in conference at Wethersfield, 333 asks coöperation of Count de Grasse, 333 at West Point with Washington, 347 moves southward, 347 advances $20,000 in gold to American army, 347 parades in Philadelphia, 349 receives despatches from Washington, 350 entertained at Baltimore, 351 guest of Washington at Mt. Vernon, 351 opposed occupation of New York, 353 visits Count de Grasse with Washington, 353 signs articles of Cornwallis’ surrender, 360 honored by Congress, 361 remains with Washington, 361 visits New England, 361 sails for the West Indies, 361 Rowan county, N.C., eminently patriotic, 293 RUTLEDGE, EDWARD—statesman, signer of Declaration of Independence; _b._ 1749, _d._ 1800; commissioner with Adams and Franklin to meet Gen. and Admiral Howe, 1776, 118 RUTLEDGE, JOHN—_sub._ gov. and chief justice, S.C.; _b._ 1739, _d._ 1800. pres. Republic of South Carolina, 86 controls the conduct of Charles Lee, 86 his characteristics, 86 aids in siege of Savannah, 267