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Index
A Plan Exercise for the Militia of the
Province of Massachusetts, 79
A Virginian's Plan of Union of 1701,
25
Abercromby, General James, 54-55, 58
Adams, John, 169
Adams, Sam, 56, 109
Albany Congress, 36-38
Albany Plan, 23, 27, 40, 43ff
Ames, Richard, 70
Amherst, Sir Jeffrey, 56, 78, 114
An Easy Plan of Discipline for a Militia, 79
Anderson, Fred, 66
Andros, Governor Edmund, 16, 23
Appleton, Nathaniel, 152
Army, 2
Arnold, Benedict, 112, 119-120
Articles of Confederation, 173
Ashurst, Henry, 19, 178
Assembly of Province, 46
Assize of Arms, 1
Associated Refugees, 118
Atkinson, Theodore, 41
Atwood, Isaac, 129
Bache, Theophilus, 111
Balfour, Nesbitt, 117
Battle of Bennington, 117
Battle of Blue Licks, 133
Battle of Cowpens, 108
Battle of Germantown, 118
Battle of King's Mountain, 141
Battle of Cross Creek, 146
Battle of Moore's Creek, 146
Belcher, Governor, 32, 51
Bellomont, Earl of, 24
Bernard, Governor Francis, 12, 73
Betsey, 133
Blackstone, William, 66
Bland, Humphrey, 78-79
Bollan, William, 51
Boorstin, Daniel, 6
Boston Evening Post, 56, 70-71
Boston Tea Party, 115
Bowater, John, 117-118
Braddock, Edward, 1, 53, 74, 173
Bradstreet, Governor, 18
Brant, Joseph, 119-121
Brodhead, Daniel, 135
Brooke, Chidley, 19
Browne, Montefort, 113, 145
Brush, Crean, 116
Bryan, Morgan, 149
Bull, William, 33
Burgoyne, John, 117, 119, 177
Butler, John, 106, 120
Butler's Rangers, 108
Cadet, The, 79
Campbell, Archibald, 143-144
Campbell, John, 54, 58
Campbell, William, 142
Cannon, James, 158
Carleton, Guy, 106, 120-121, 135
Carlisle, Abraham, 160
Case, Peter, 152
Cathcart, William, 109
Chalmers, George, 138
Charles I, 10, 66
Charles II, 66
Cincinnatus, 4
Clark, George Rogers, 135
Clarke, James, 122
Clarke, Dr. William, 51
Clifton, Alfred, 137
Clinton, Governor George, 32-33
Clinton, Sir Henry, 75, 104-105, 109,
125, 127
Clinton, James, 109
Clow, Cheney, 137
Cole, Samuel, 120
Collier, George, 145-146
conscientious objectors, 151ff
Coombs, John, 124
Cooper, William, 56
Coote, Richard, 20
Connecticut Assembly, 20
Connelly, Thomas, 69
Connolly, John, 140
Continental Congress of 1774, 50, 167
Corlies, John, 124
Cornwallis, Lord Charles, 102ff
Cossit, Ranna, 120
268
Cougle, James, 124
Coxe, Daniel, 19
Cromwell, Oliver, 1
Currie, Daniel, 137
Cushing, John, 152
d'Auberteuil, Hilliard, 5
Daniel, Patrick, 11
Daugherty, Mordecai, 109
de Vaudreuil, Marquis, 96
DeLancey, Governor James, 46,
DeLancey, Oliver, 54
Dickinson, John, 126, 169
Dinwiddie, Robert, 52
Dougherty, Bernard, 134
Drummond, Robert, 124
Dudley, Governor Joseph, 20-21
Dulaney, Daniel, 139
Dunton, John, 86
Elliott, Matthew, 132, 134
Enrolled militia,2
Essays on the Command of Small Detachments, 79
Exercises of the Army, 79
Fanning, Edmund, 118, 146-147
Ferguson, Patrick, 148
Fielding, William, 118
Fitzgerald, James, 69
Fletcher, Benjamin, 18-20
flintlock, 84ff
Forrest, James, 116
Fort Conwallis, 107
Fort DuQuesne, 1
Fort Edward, 94
Fort Pitt, 134
Fort Stanwix, 120
Fort William Henry, 94
Franklin, Ben, 6ff
Franklin, William, 107, 123-124
French and Indian War, 52ff
Frey, Barent, 120
Fouts, Christian, 136
Gage, Major-General Thomas, 56, 114115
Galloway, Joseph, 126ff
Garretson, Freeborn, 137
Gates, Horatio, 172, 175
Germain, George, 104, 125
Gerry, Elbridge, 163
Gilbert, Thomas, 115
Girty, George, 132-133
Girty, James, 133-134
Girty, Simon, 132
Girty Jr., Simon, 134
Glen, Governor, 32-33
Glyn, James, 147
Gorham, Joseph, 103, 106
Grant, James, 145
Greenleaf, William, 56
Grey, Charles, 105
Hamilton, Governor, 32-33
Hamilton, James, 146
Hamilton, John, 144
Hammond, Andrew, 137
Hancock, John, 109
Hanger, George, 180-81
Hardwicke, Lord Chancellor, 53
Hardy, Sir Charles, 12
Harrington, James, 4
Harrison, Edmund, 19
Henry, Patrick, 172
Herkimer, Nicholas, 119
History of Massachusetts, 41
Hobbes, Thomas, 66
Holderness, Earl of, 34
Hooker, Thomas, 12
Hopkins, Stephen, 41
Hovendon, William, 109
Howard, Simeon, 5
Howe, William, 116, 173
Hughes, James, 69
Humphreys, Jr., James, 129
Hunter, Governor, 27
Hutchinson, Thomas, 40-43, 47,50
Instructions for Young Officers, 79
Instrument of Government, 66
James II, 14, 16
James, Jacob, 109
Jay, John, 144
Jefferson, Thomas, 169
Johnson, Governor, 32
Johnson, Guy, 120
Johnson, John, 108, 119-121
Johnson, William, 119, 131
Jones, David, 133
Jones, Elisha, 116
Journal of the Times, 56
269
Kelly, Hugh, 139
Kene, Philip, 117
Kennedy, Archibald, 27
Kennedy-Franklin Plan of 1751, 27
Kidd, Captain, 20
King Philip's War, 7, 15, 24, 71, 77, 86
King William's War, 24
Knox, Henry, 56, 181
Lee, Charles, 173, 175
Lee, Richard Henry, 172, 175, 178
Lee, Thomas, 33
Legge, Governor Francis, 103
Leisler, Jacob, 16-17
Leonard, Daniel, 122-123
Levees en masse, 3
Leverett, John, 15
Lincoln, Benjamin, 144
Livingston, Robert, 18, 25
Livingston, William, 156
Losch, George, 160
Lott, Jeromus, 109
Loyal American Associators, 115
Loyal Associated Volunteers, 115
Loyal North British Volunteers, 115
Loyal Irish Volunteers, 115
Lynch, Charles, 107
Mackay, Captain, 53
MacLead, Allen, 117
Maclean, Francis, 103
Madison, James, 163
Malott, Catherine, 134
Mansin, Henry, 136
Manual Exercise as Ordered by His
Majesty in 1764, 79
Maryland House of Delegates, 19
Massachusetts General Court, 13
Mather, Cotton, 152
Mayflower Compact, 11-12
McAlpine, William, 116
McClintock, Samuel, 2
McDonald, Donald, 110, 147
McGrath, Daniel, 148
McKean, C.J., 130
McKee, Alexander, 131-132, 134-135
McKee, Thomas, 131
McKee II, Thomas, 132
Memoirs of Saxe, 79
Menzies, Thomas, 112
Miles, Elijah, 117
Military Discipline, 79
Military Guide for Young Officers, 79
militia, 2ff
Millidge, Thomas, 119
Monckton, Brigadier General, 56
Moncrieffe, James, 144
Moultrie, William, 144
Murray, Daniel, 143
Murray, James, 5
musket(s), 83ff
Mutiny Act, 16ff
Myer, Wendel, 136
Naval militia, 3
Narragansett Bay, 15
Narragansett War, 10
National Defense Act, 182-83
Nelson, John, 19
New England Charter, 11
New England Confederation, 9ff
New England Puritans, 10ff
New England, United Colonies of, 15,
23
New York Gazette, 87
New York Journal, 56
Nicholson, Governor, 19, 27
Nicoll, William, 19
Norfolk Discipline, 79
Norwegian Home Guard, 3
Ogle, Governor, 32
Paine, Thomas, 126, 179
Parliament, 16
Partisans, 3
Pattinson, Thomas, 113
Penn, John, 132
Pennsylvania Chronicle, 56
Pennsylvania Gazette, 35
Pennsylvania Ledger, 111, 129
Pennsylvania Militia Act of 1757, 162
Pepperrell, William, 115
Peters, Richard, 38-39
Percy, Lord, 113
Phillips, Josiah, 145
Phips, William, 19, 32
Pickering, Timothy, 79
Pile, John, 147
Pinckney, Charles, 182
Pitkin, William, 41
270
Plain Truth, 139
Plan of Utopia, 42
Plunkett, William, 121
Pownall, Thomas, 36, 38, 54
Prescott, Richard, 116
Public Advertiser, 57, 74-75, 77
Puritans, 9ff
Purvis, John, 124
Putnam, Israel, 156
Queen Anne's War, 25-26
Queen's Rangers, 109
Quisling, Vidkung, 3
Rankin, William, 138
Raymond, W.O., 102
Regulations for the Prussian Infantry,
79
Rein family, 136
Roberts, John, 160
Robertson, General James, 100
Robertson, John, 73
Rodney, Caesar, 137
Ross, Alexander, 131
Royal Claims Commission, 98
Royal Gazette, 111
Ruggles, Timothy, 119
Rules and Articles of War, 57-58, 65
Saur Jr., Christopher, 160
Seven Year's War, 66, 70, 117, 126,
156
Sharpe, Governor Horatio, 53
Shippen, Peggy, 112
Shirley, Governor William, 33, 54-55,
58
Shockley, Valentine, 109
Shy, Professor John, 14, 21, 26
Sill, Richard, 160
Simcoe, John Graves, 118
Simes, Thomas, 79
Skinner, Cortlandt, 124
Sloughter, Henry, 17
Smith, Adam, 5
Smith, John, 108
Smith, Robert, 108
Smith, William, 41, 46
Society of Friends, 24
Sproat, David, 108
St. Clair, Arthur, 135
St. Leger, Barry, 117, 119
Stair, Earl of, 27
Stamp Act Congress of 1765, 50
Stark, John, 120
Story, Joseph, 5
Stuart, John, 106, 142
Sullivan, John, 122
Tarleton, Banastre, 119, 177
Terry, Thomas, 108
Thatcher, Peter, 152
Thomas, Henry, 117
Thomas, Isaiah, 56
Thomas, John, 144
Thompson, Benjamin, 118
Thomson, Charles, 52
Townsend, Thomas, 153
Trained Bands, 1
Treatise of Military Discipline, 78
Trumbull, Jonathan, 48
Turnbull, John, 117
Tyron, William, 113, 117
Underhill, John, 11
Utrecht, Treaty of, 26
Vance, Henry, 4-5
Vetch, Governor, 25
Wallace, James, 115
Wapanoags, 9ff
War of 1812, 84
War of Spanish Succession, 87
Warren Earl, 6
Washington, George, 1ff, 172, 176, 178
Wayne, Anthony, 135
Webb, General Daniel, 54
Weillust, Jost, 11
Wentworth, Governor, 32
Wightman, George, 122
Willard, Abijah, 115
Windham, William, 79
Winthrop, Governor Fitz-John, 13, 18,
20
Winslow, Edward, 102
Winslow, Major-General John, 58ff
Wolcott, Governor, 32
Wolfe, General, 79
Wright, James, 142
Young Artillery-Man, 79
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