Life and Times of Washington, Volume 2
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- Revised, Enlarged, and Enriched
John Frederick Schroeder and Benson John Lossing
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1. VOLUME II2. Introductory material3. CHAPTER X. — WASHINGTON OUT-GENERALS HOWE. 1777.4. CHAPTER XI. — WASHINGTON HOLDS HOWE IN CHECK. 1777.5. CHAPTER XII. — BURGOYNE'S INVASION OF NEW YORK PUNISHED BY SCHUYLER AND GATES. 1777.6. CHAPTER XIII. — WASHINGTON AT VALLEY FORGE. 1777, 1778.7. CHAPTER XIV. — MONMOUTH. 1778.8. CHAPTER XV. — WASHINGTON DIRECTS A DESCENT ON RHODE ISLAND. 1778.9. CHAPTER XVI. — WASHINGTON PREPARES TO CHASTISE THE INDIANS. 1778.10. CHAPTER XVII. — WASHINGTON'S OPERATIONS IN THE NORTHERN STATES. 1779.11. CHAPTER XVIII. — CAMPAIGN IN THE NORTH—ARNOLD'S TREASON. 1780.12. CHAPTER XIX. — OPERATIONS AT THE SOUTH. 1780.13. CHAPTER XX. — PREPARATIONS FOR THE CAMPAIGN. 1781.14. CHAPTER XXI. — THE CAMPAIGN AT THE SOUTH. 1781.15. CHAPTER XXII. — THE CAMPAIGN AT THE SOUTH CONCLUDED. 1781.16. CHAPTER XXIII. — WASHINGTON CAPTURES CORNWALLIS. 1781.17. CHAPTER XXIV. — CLOSE OF THE WAR. 1782-1783.18. CHAPTER XXIV. — CLOSE OF THE WAR. 1782-1783. (continued 2)19. CHAPTER I. — WASHINGTON'S RETURN TO PRIVATE LIFE. 1783-1784.20. CHAPTER II. — WASHINGTON PRESIDES AT THE FORMATION OP THE CONSTITUTION. 1785-1788.21. CHAPTER I. — THE ELECTION. 1789.22. CHAPTER II. — THE ADMINISTRATION FORMED. 1789.23. CHAPTER II. — THE ADMINISTRATION FORMED. 1789. (continued 2)24. CHAPTER III. — THE PUBLIC CREDIT ESTABLISHED. 1789-1790.25. CHAPTER IV. — THE NATIONAL BANK ESTABLISHED. 1790.26. CHAPTER V. — POLITICAL PARTIES DEVELOPED. 1791-1792.27. CHAPTER VI. — WASHINGTON INAUGURATES THE SYSTEM OF NEUTRALITY. 1793.28. CHAPTER VII. — WASHINGTON SENDS JAY TO ENGLAND. 1793-1794.29. CHAPTER VIII. — WASHINGTON QUELLS THE WESTERN INSURRECTION. 1794.30. CHAPTER IX. — WASHINGTON SIGNS JAY'S TREATY. 1794-1795.31. CHAPTER X. — WASHINGTON MAINTAINS THE TREATY-MAKING POWER OF THE EXECUTIVE.32. CHAPTER XI. — WASHINGTON RETIRES FROM THE PRESIDENCY. 1796-1797.33. CHAPTER XII. — WASHINGTON APPOINTED LIEUTENANT-GENERAL. 1797-1798.34. CHAPTER XIII. — LAST ILLNESS, DEATH, AND CHARACTER OF WASHINGTON. 1799.