hears of Andre's capture..

flight........

escapes to the "Vulture",

gives up his crew as prisoners of war.

to Washington concerning his wife...
certificate in behalf of Andre.....

to Washington, threatening retaliation for Andre
rewarded by the British.....

address to the inhabitants of America..

proclamation to the American Army..

letter from his mother..

subsequent fortunes....

commands British detachment.

arrives in the Chesapeake..

buccaneering ravages..

takes post at Portsmouth.

returns to New York.....

commands expedition against New London...

attacks New London.....

ravages the town.....

ARNOLD, Mrs., hears of Arnold's ruin..

interview with Washington...

ordered to leave the State....

her fortunes....

ASGILL, Captain Charles.....

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taken prisoner..

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BARBOUR, Major, carries message to Baron de Viomenil..
BARD, Dr. Samuel, attends Washington...
BARRAS, Count de, arrives at Boston.......

address to Mr. Monroe.....

Barren Hill, Lafayette stationed on.......

BARTON, Colonel, captures General Prescott..
voted a sword and promoted...

Bastile, key of...

Batt's Hill, occupied by General Sullivan.........

action at...........

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BAUM, Lieutenant, commands expedition against Bennington.vol. xiii. 506

BEDELL, Colonel, in command at the Cedars.....
menaced by Captain Forster... .... ..

repairs to Montreal for re-enforcements.

Bedford Pass neglected......

Beeksteak (The) and Tripe Club.......

BELLARNI, M., and the American envoys..

Belt of Wampum........

Bemis's Heights fortified..

situation of......................

Bennington, expedition against..........

situation of..........

people on the alert..

battle of......

second battle....

spoils of victory....

BENSON, Egbert, commissioner to New York..

Berkshire Committees acquit Schuyler......

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BIENVILLE, Celeron de, dispatched with 300 men to the Ohio...vol. xii. 70

orders the English traders to depart.....

Biggin's Bridge secured by the British....

BIRD, Colonel, commands attack on Peekskill..

retreat...

BISHOP, Washington's servant....

Black (The) Hunter...

Black rifle......

Black Stock Hill, fight at.....

BLAIR, John, acting governor..

judge of Supreme Court..

BLAND, Colonel, at Brandywine.....

BLAND, Richard, delegate to the General Congress.

Blockade of Boston, a play..

Board of War modified..

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BONNER, Lieutenant-colonel, slain at Monmouth Court-house..vol. xiv. 184

Bordentown, public store-houses burned.....
BOSCAWEN, Admiral, sails for Louisburg..

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BOSKIRK, Lieutenant-colonel, surprises Elizabethtown.........vol. xiv. 268
Boston resists payment of duties.....

demand for British goods diminished.

riot against stamp act..........

proceedings in regard to stamp act.

militia demonstrations....

convention held at.......

arrival of British forces..

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massacre....

arrival of tea...

destruction of tea........

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passage of the Boston Port Bill......

general league recommended at town meeting.

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condition of.....

town meetings..

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like a place besieged...

besieged.......

arrival of British troops..
feeling against the British in..

in a state of siege.....

question of bombardment..
preparations in the harbor.
destitution and sickness.....
opening of bombardment..
British prepare to evacuate..

evacuation.....

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attaches an officer and men to Indian scouting parties....vol. xii. 273

halt at Loyal Hannan...........

sends out a reconnoitering party....

BOURLAMARQUE dismantles Ticonderoga and Crown Point.....vol. xii. 286

makes a stand at the Isle aux Noix....

BRAAM, VAN. (See Van Braam.)

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BRADDOCK, Major-general Edward, appointed generalissimo of