WASHINGTON, George, sets out for the Delaware.. to Gates on Howe's movements. moves to Germantown... orders and counter-orders.. to Putnam relative to Connecticut.. .vol. xiii. 466 ..vol. xiii. 468 .vol. xiii. 468 ...vol. xiii. 469 to Richard Henry Lee on the promotion of Conway......vol. xiv. 64 to Gates on the surrender of Burgoyne................... ................vol. xiv. 66 WASHINGTON, George, to Conway on his letter to Gates...... .vol. xiv. 68 to Patrick Henry, apology for his army.. to Thomas Wharton for aid... in want of re-enforcements... instructions in regard to the forts.. hopes to keep Red Bank. reprimands Putnam.. intrigues against.. ..vol. xiv. 70 ..vol. xiv. 71 ..vol. xiv. 72 .vol. xiv. 74 ..vol. xiv. 74 ..vol. xiv. 79 .vol. xiv. 80 WASHINGTON, George, better times.. arrival of Bryan Fairfax.... to Bryan Fairfax on their friendship.. project to capture Sir Henry Clinton. sends Lord North's bills to Congress. .vol. xiv. 139 .....vol. xiv. 140 vol. xiv. 145 .vol. xiv. 147 .vol. xiv. 152 to Governor Tryon inclosing resolutions of Congress....vol. xiv. 153 meets Colonel Shreve and Major Howard retreating....vol. xiv. 179 WASHINGTON, George, orders Sullivan to prepare for a de- to Colonel Harrison on the decline of public spirit.......vol. xiv. 229 policy of the next campaign......... disgust at the neglect of Congress.... unjust retaliation on the Indians.. discontent of Jersey troops... ... .vol. xiv. 228 .vol. xiv. 229 .vol. xiv. 231 .vol. xiv. 231 .vol. xiv. 232 .....vol. xiv. 233 acts as a mediator... address to the officers. reply of the officers.... .vol. xiv. 233 ..vol. xiv. 233 .vol. xiv. 234 to General Maxwell on the determination of his officers.vol. xiv. 235 removes to New Windsor..... ..vol. xiv. 240 .vol. xiv. 240 detaches General Heath to act against the British in Connecticut..... ......vol. xiv. 242 plans the recapture of Stony Point and Fort Lafayette..vol. xiv. 243 proposes the storming of Stony Point to Wayne.. plan of surprisal...... evacuates Stony Point.. at West Point.. expedition against Penobscot.. on the surprise of Paulus Hook.... on the capture of Stony Point and Paulus Hook. to Edmund Randolph for information of affairs.. change of plans.... sends troops to the South.. to President Reed for aid ...vol. xiv. 243 vol. xiv. 245 ..vol. xiv. 252 .vol. xiv. 254 ...vol. xiv. 256 vol. xiv. 257 .vol. xiv. 260 vol. xiv. 260 .vol. xiv. 262 vol. xiv. 263 .vol. xiv. 264 on the destitution of the troops.. calls upon the counties for supplies. ...vol. xiv. 264 ...vol. xiv. 266 to Colonel Ogden to regard the rights of the people......vol. xiv. 266 WASHINGTON, George, bay of New York frozen over.. projects a descent on Staten Island... Arnold's government of Philadelphia.. instructions to Arnold.. sympathy with Arnold... reprimand to Arnold.......... solicitude for the safety of the Southern States.. on the safety of Charleston... to Congress on his situation.. re-enforces Lincoln...... steadfastness of mind... to Baron Steuben on his difficulties. to Congress on military reforms... committee appointed to consult with.... to Lafayette on his return.. reception of Lafayette.................. to Lafayette on the reduction of New York.... reduction of the army. mutiny in camp........... to President Reed for relief.. endeavors to rouse Congress. surrender of Charleston.. supplies West Point...... in position at Short Hills. watches Knyphausen. sets off toward Pompton............. enemy move against Springfield... applies to the State Legislature for aid.. congratulates the army on the arrival of French his line of conduct.... crosses the Hudson interview with Arnold... withdraws his forces.. .vol. xiv. 207 .vol. xiv. 21% ...vol. xiv. 272 ...vol. xiv. 279 ..vol. xiv. 281 ...vol. xiv. 283 ...vol. xiv. 291 ...vol. xiv. 293 .vol. xiv. 294 ....vol. xiv. 294 ..vol. xiv. 295 .vol. xiv. 318 .vol. xiv. 320 .................vol. xiv. 326 ..vol. xiv. 331 ...vol. xiv. 333 ..vol. xiv. 334 |