A Military Journal during the American Revolutionary War from 1775 to 1783. ... To which is added an appendix, containing biographical sketches of several General Officers

Richardson and Lord, 1823 - United States - 603 pages

The British take possession of Newport	79

Ravages of the British in Jersey	85

222782728873RFR8828 XXXFTAA APAPPIAHA	88

Outrageous conduct of the enemy	91

Burgoynes bombastic proclamation	97

General Prescott taken at Newport	103

American army under General Schuyler retreat from Fort	109

General Gates advances to offer battle	116

Extraordinary exploit of Colonel White	219

Expedition to Staten Island	225

Brilliant action of General Sumpter	304

Virtues of butternut	310

Important despatches taken by the enemy	316

terly piece of generalship	324

Put in at the harbor of Annapolis	330

Anecdote of General Washington and Mr Evans	336

British General Frazer slainGeneral Arnold wounded	122

Burgoyne proposes to capitulate	127

Meritorious services of General Schuyler	133

Battle of Brandywine	139

Master Trotters dancing school	146

Sufferings of our army at Valley Forge	153

Robinsons house occupied as a hospitaldescription of it	159

Royal army evacuate Philadelphia	165

A black snake	174

General Washington visits the hospitalhis person described	181

Colonel Alden slain	186

Public execution	193

A duel 108	199

Anecdote of a soldier	205

Paulus Hook taken by Major Lee	213

Anecdote of General Washington and Colonel Cobb	342

Singular circumstance respecting Cornwallis and Mr Laurens	345

View of Yorktown after the siege	351

Sanguinary conduct of Lord Rawdon	358

Incursion of the enemy on our frontiers	364

Splendid celebration of the birth of the Dauphin	372

Lady Asgill receives intelligence of the situation of her	378

Lady Asgills two letters to the king and queen of France 332	385

Society of Cincinnati	391

Wise measures of Washington to counteract the effects of	400

Author of the anonymous letters note	406

Officers still dissatisfied and address the Commander in Chief	414

Parliament impose a duty on teaa cargo of tea destroyed	596

Dissatisfaction in camp	601

Title	A Military Journal during the American Revolutionary War from 1775 to 1783. ... To which is added an appendix, containing biographical sketches of several General Officers Volume 318 of Travels in the Old South I
Author	James THACHER
Publisher	Richardson and Lord, 1823
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	12 Sep 2014
Length	603 pages

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