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Jefferson’s hatred of Arnold: Brodie, 164.

Arnold’s leg would be buried: Boylan, 239.

Jack Jouett:
Malone, I, 356.

“Fire away, then.”:
Brodie, 180.

Jefferson’s slaves desert: Malone, I, 391.

“the envious only hate”:
Ibid., 367.

“We are members . . .”:
George Morgan, 305–6.

“Do you soberly relish . . . ?”:
Mitchell, 77.

“I would like to speak with you”:
Ibid., 89.

“for three years past . . .”:
Ibid., 91.

Washington’s indiscretion: Freeman, V, 281.

Hamilton asks for battlefield assignment: Mitchell, 96.

“These English are mad. . . .”:
Burke Davis,
Campaign
, 107.

Washington’s intercepted letter:
Randolph Adams, 28.

Cornwallis wanted to win in South: Clinton, I, viii.

“If we do not deceive . . .”:
Burke Davis,
Campaign
, 19.

“I’m a shy bitch.”:
William B. Willcox, “Sir Henry Clinton,” in Billias,
Opponents
, 96.

“smelling after every giddy girl”:
Burke Davis,
Washington
, 389.

soldiers making bets on destination: Freeman, V, 314.

Washington knew British squadrons were in Indies:
Eckenrode, 28.

“Adieu, my dear Marquis! . . .”:
Washington,
Writings
, ed. Fitzpatrick, XXIII, 7.

“We must take Cornwallis . . .”:
Burke Davis,
Campaign
, 67.

“There are between thirty and forty . . .”:
Pearson, 380.

trunks of charred pines:
Burke Davis,
Campaign
, 149.

“Sir Samuel would be very glad”:
Pearson, 386.

Washington dictated letter on road repair: Freeman, V, 326.

“My dear little General!”:
Burke Davis,
Campaign
, 180.

“be prepared to hear the worst”:
Hugh F. Rankin, “Charles Lord Cornwallis,” in Billias,
Opponents
, 218.

Prince William’s visit to New York: Miller,
Triumph
, 608.

“In that case, the blame . . .”:
Burke Davis,
Washington
, 412.

“Mr. Evans, you had better . . .”:
Freeman, V, 356.

“Against so powerful an attack . . .”:
Clinton,
Letters
, Oct. 11, 1781.

“Rush on, boys.”:
Scheer and Rankin, 563.

“My children, I have great need . . .”:
Burke Davis,
Washington
, 423.

“I am in my redoubt. . . .”:
Ibid., 424.

“An ardent desire to spare . . .”:
Freeman, V, 378.

British forbidden “Yankee Doodle”: Burke Davis,
Washington
, 433.

“Never from such a good hand.”:
Denny, 44.

“
If ponies rode men
. . .”:
Pearson, 398.

Horace Walpole’s complaint: Miller,
Triumph
, 612.

Burgoyne’s reputation rehabilitated: Lutnick, 475.

Mary Washington’s letter: Burke Davis,
Washington
, 447.

Pembroke’s letter: Long, 286.

“Oh, God! . . .”:
Miller,
Triumph
, 612.

king warns North: Long, 288.

“Remember, my lord . . .”:
Guttmacher, 135.

“At last, the fatal day . . .”:
Long, 295.

House of Commons on record: Bolton, 70.

“The readiest way to procure a lasting . . .”:
Freeman, V, 421.

“was the greatest blow . . .”:
Alsop, 224.

“He is a delightful child . . .”:
John and Abigail Adams, 291.

“It is a glory . . .”:
Bailey, 30.

“John Adams is always . . .”:
Corbin, 141.

“I am of your opinion . . .”:
Van Doren,
Franklin
, 690.

John Adams on Lafayette: Bernier, 141.

“If we are not a happy people . . .”:
Morris, 580.

“more suitable to the effeminancy . . .”:
Harlow, 301.

“I love the people of Boston. . . .”:
Wells, III, 158.

Otis struck by lightning: Tudor, 486.

Revere’s “equal honor”: Forbes, 351.

John George Washington Hancock:
Fowler, 229.

hopeless to introduce measure Henry opposes: Meade, 251.

“Open your doors. . . .”:
Wirt, 253.

white children witness despotism: Jefferson,
Jefferson
, ed. Peterson, 288.

“Indeed, I tremble . . .”:
Ibid., 289.

“puffed up charlatan”:
Burke Davis,
Washington
, 299.

“The times that tried . . .”:
Paine, 113.

“He is poor! . . .”:
Conway, 207.

Bernard dies of seizure: Bailyn,
Ordeal
, 373.

“die clean”:
Forbes, 349.

“He was, perhaps, the only man . . .”:
Bailyn,
Ordeal
, 375.

Army would not disband: Jensen,
Making
, 31.

“a dangerous instrument . . .”:
Mitchell, 79.

“Can he be a friend . . . ?”:
Washington,
Writings
, ed. Fitzpatrick, XXVI, 226–27.

“Gentlemen, you must pardon me. . . .”:
Shaw, 103–5.

“Washington’s Legacy”:
Washington,
Writings
, ed. Fitzpatrick, XXVI, 487.

“With a heart full of love . . .”:
Tallmadge, 95–98.

Washington’s expenses: Manuscript, Swem Library, William and Mary College.

Washington changes draft: Freeman, V, 474.

“with satisfaction . . .”:
Washington,
Writings
, ed. Fitzpatrick, XXVII, 284.

Jefferson wrote remarks: Freeman, V, 477n.

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