SAINT (ST.) CLAIR, ARTHUR—maj.-gen; _b._ 1734, _d._ 1818. at Battle of Princeton, 154 writes a boastful letter, 175 abandons Ticonderoga, 175 Saint (St.) John, N.B., founded by British Provincials, 363 May 17th its natal day, 363 honors Washington, 363 Saint (St.) John’s, captured Nov. 3, 1775, 62 André among the prisoners, 62 SAINT (ST.) LEDGER, BARRY—_Br._ col.; _b._ 1737, _d._ 1789; invades the Mohawk valley, 171 SAINT (ST.) LUC, LA CORNE DE—_b._ 1712, _d._ 1784. as to hiring Indians, 173 is rebuked by Burgoyne, 173 SAINT (ST.) MEMIN, CHARLES BALTHAZAR JULIEN FAVRE DE—_Fr._ artist; _b._ 1770, _d._ 1852; his profile of Washington, by a crayon process of his own, the last portrait of Washington taken, _frontispiece_ SAINT (ST.) SAUVEUR, _Chevalier_ DE—_Fr._; _k._ at Boston, 247 a monument to his memory ordered, 247 SAINT (ST.) SIMON, CLAUDE HENRI, _Count_ DE—_Fr._; _b._ 1760, _d._ 1825. arrives with De Grasse, 342 lands 3,000 French troops, 342 reports to Lafayette for duty, 342 waves seniority of rank, 343 urges immediate assault, 343 yields to Lafayette’s judgment, 343 sails for the West Indies, 362 Salem, Mass., declines benefits of Boston Fort Bill, 16 Savannah, Ga., responds to call from Lexington, 29 intercepts royal letters to governors, 30 Committee of Safety, acts promptly, 30 besieged without success, 267–8 SCHOVALHOFF, _Count_—Russian statesman; his prediction at the Berlin Conference verified in 1898, 370 SCHUYLER, PHILIP—maj.-general; _sub._ U.S. senator; _b._ 1733, _d._ 1804. appointed maj.-gen., 36 his antecedents, 36 his career outlined, 37 honored by Kent and Webster, 37–8 ordered to Canada, 55 among the Six Nations, 61 urged forward by Washington and joins Montgomery, 61 advised as to Allen’s misadventure, 62 suspends resignation at Washington’s request, 63 his Orderly Book, 63 again advised by Washington,, 64 is to expect a bloody summer, 87 ridicules hiring Indians, 88 to resist Carleton’s advance, 163 is relieved by Gates, 173 is promptly restored, 173 offers Gates a command, 173 it is sneeringly declined, 173 his energetic action, 174 is absent, sick, without fault, 175 has a prophetic letter from Washington, 175 organizes a large army, 176 is superseded by Gates, 176 returns to Congress, 273 on committee to visit Washington, 273 is urged to be Secretary of War, 328 gives reasons for declining, 328 Second Continental Congress, May 10, 1775, 31 provides money and munitions, 31 delegates from Georgia make action unanimous, 31 rules and articles of war adopted, 31 denounces acts of Parliament as “unconstitutional, oppressive, and cruel”, 31 Second New Jersey campaign, and its results, 167 SEVIER, JOHN—_Am._ col.; _b._ 1745, _d._ 1815; at King’s Mountain, his descendants honored, 293