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THE

MAGAZINE

OF

AMERICAN HISTORY

WITH

NOTES AND QUERIES

VOLUME IV

A. S. BARNES & COMPANY

NEW YORK AND CHICAGO

1880

71513.54) -Park.1.168

Zaru College Library,

Bequest of

FRANCIS CARKMAN.

17 Jun (894.

Copyrighted, 1880, by A. S. Barnes & Co.

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CONTENTS

The Operations of the Allied Armies before New York, 1781, with Appen-
dix, by John Austin Stevens,

Rochambeau's Headquarters in Westchester County, N. Y., 1781, by Charles

Lady and Major Ackland, by William L. Stone,

An Affair of Honor; Daniel Webster and John Randolph,

Notes, Queries and Replies, .

Literary Notices, .

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57, 145, 214, 308, 386, 453

73, 230, 314, 395, 469

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The Letters of Washington, by John Austin Stevens,

A National Standard for the Likeness of Washington, by William J. Hubard,

Robinson's House in the Hudson Highlands-Headquarters of Washington,

by Charles A. Campbell,

The Saint-Mémin Washington, by John Austin Stevens,

Letters of Washington, now for the first time published (thirty), 1781,

Itinerary of General Washington, additions,.

Washington's Headquarters during the Revolution, additions,

The Scotch-Irish in America, by George H. Smyth,

The Mound-Builders of America, by R. S. Robertson,
Benedict Arnold and his Apologist, by John Austin Stevens,
The Chews of Pennsylvania, by Elizabeth Read, .

Diary of a French Officer, Aid to Rochambeau, presumed to be Baron
Cromot du Bourg, translated from the original MS., 205, 293, 376, 441
The Pawnee Indians; their History and Ethnology, by John B. Dunbar,
Colonel Return Jonathan Meigs, Connecticut Line, by Henry P. Johnston,
The Battle of San Jacinto, by Captain R. M. Potter, U. S. A.,
The Battle of Harlem Plains, with an Appendix, by John Austin Stevens,
The Hudson River and its Early Names, by Susan Fenimore Cooper, .
Brevet Brigadier-General Samuel Blatchley Webb, by John Austin Stevens, 416
Engineer's Journal of the Seige of York, in Virginia; translated from the
French original,

Portrait of Washington, from the Atheneum Head; steel etching by Hall,

Map showing the scene of attempt on the British posts at Kingsbridge,

Position of the Allied Armies at Philipsburg, from a French chart,

Map of Operations before New York, from Erskine's MS. survey,

Odell House; Rochambeau's Headquarters, Westchester, N. Y., by A. Hosier,

Partial plan of Westchester Co., N Y., .

Four Washington Heads-Peale, Houdon, Trumbull, Stuart-steel etchings,

Fac-simile of Gilbert Stuart's bill for the Pierrepont portrait of Washington,

Beverley Robinson House.-Washington Headquarters-by Abram Hosier,

The Arms of Robinson,

Portrait of Washington, from the Saint Mémin Crayon Head in the posses-

sion of J. Carson Brevoort, steel engraving by Hall,

Portrait of Benedict Arnold, steel etching by Hall,

Cliveden the Chew House-Germantown, Pa., by Abram Hosier,

The Old Stone Well at Cliveden, from a drawing by Miss Howard,

Drawing by André of a Knight of the Mischianza, by Miss Howard,

The Chew Arms, .

French Chart of Newport and its defences in 1781,

An Ancient Gold Medal, New Magdeburg, property of Henry Remsen,

View of the Interior and Exterior of Pawnee Lodges,

Portrait of Colonel Return Jonathan Meigs, steel etching by Hall,

French Plans of Morrisania and Frogs Point,

French Chart of the Camp of the Allies at Philipsburg,

French Route from Providence to King's Ferry, .

French plan of West Point, 1781, .

French Map of the Northern Defences of New York Island,

Portrait of Santa Ana, from original in N. Y. Hist. Soc., wood engraving

Plan of San Jacinto battle ground,

Sauthier's Map of the Northern part of New York Island, 1776,

Map of New York Island from McGowan's Pass to the Morris House,

Part of Map of the Campaign of 1776, from an English original, 1780, .

French Plan of the Battle of Trenton, .

Map of the Hudson River, with its early names,

Portrait of Brev. Brig.-Gen. Samuel Blatchley Webb, steel etching by Hall,

The Webb House, Wethersfield, Conn., place of conference between Wash-

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