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After Yorktown

Page 49

by Don Glickstein


  Thomas, John, 86

  Thompson, Benjamin, 95-97, 346-347

  Thomson, Charles, 5

  Tierney, John, 157-158

  Tilden, John Bell, 30

  The Times, capture of Charles O’Hara and, 6

  Tipu Sultan, 334, 337-338

  Todd, John, 170-171

  Todd, Levi, 170-171

  Toles, Oliver, 101

  Tories, xvii

  a “system of plunder and cruelty” practiced by, 52

  Alexander Gillon and, 251

  Alexander Leslie and, 71, 88, 113

  Anthony Wayne and, 68, 71-73

  attack on ninety Whigs and, 55

  David Fanning and, 56, 58, 98

  Francis Marion and, 92, 103

  Griffith Rutherford and, 52, 55

  Henry Clinton and, 140

  ill treatment of, 43-45, 54, 58, 120, 359

  Indian atrocities and, 133

  James Jackson and, 63, 68-69

  John Butler and, 146, 166

  John Cropper and, 282

  John Laurens and, 106

  John Sevier and, 186

  Marine Anti-Brittanic Society and, 251

  Marinus Willet and, 140

  Micajah Ganey and, 103

  Nathanael Greene and, 67, 113

  on Butler’s death and, 146

  passing laws against and, 353, 359

  prisoner exchange and, 113

  Simon Girty and, 169

  slaves and, 87

  using dogs to track Tories and, 89

  Wheland raid and, 284

  Whig army in South Carolina and, 53

  William Cunningham and, 98-102

  William Seymour and, 81

  torture, 44-45, 51, 100-102, 133-134, 152, 160-164, 214, 218-219, 261, 315

  Trail of Tears, 208

  treaties

  Britain declaring war on Holland and, 223

  Central-American settlements and, 247-248

  Chickasaw Nation and, 201

  Clark and Irvine’s two-pronged expedition into Indian country, 179

  David Fanning and, 98

  Francis Marion and, 103

  Franklin and Jay exchanging peace treaty documents in Passy and, 3

  George III and, 3

  giving Florida to Spain and, 59

  giving away Indian land and, 205-206

  Hyder Ali and, 314, 316

  Indian alliance and, 208

  Iroquois giving land up and, 130, 135, 167, 208

  Jamaica and, 250

  Maroon freedom and, 218

  Micmacs and, 273

  Nathanael Greene and, 46, 120-121

  new power on Indian land in the Mississippi Valley and, 189

  reaching preliminary treaty and, 4-5, 201, 307, 355-357

  returning Bahamas to the British and, 253

  Seven Years’ War (1763) and, 216

  Spain’s war with Britain and, 291

  St. Kitts and, 233

  territorial disputes in Maine and, 275

  treaty of alliance with France and, 259

  Treaty of Mangalore and, 338

  Treaty of Paris (1783) and, 3-6, 206, 307, 337, 355-356

  Treaty of Peace between Spain and Great Britain, 202-203

  Trincomalee, 313, 321, 326-330, 332-333, 335-336

  Trincomalee Harbor, 321

  Trois Rivières, 65

  Tubman, Harriet, 108, 376n14

  Tullidiph, Mary, 32

  Turk’s Island, 249-250

  Turner, Frederick Jackson, 129

  Turner, John, 160, 180, 195

  Turner, Jr., John, 161

  Tuscarawas River, 150

  Tybee Island, 71

  Tydiman, Hester, 97

  Umfreville, Edward, 269-271

  United Brethren Church, 150

  University of Leyden, 297

  U.S. Constitution, 253

  U.S. National Park Service, xvi

  Ushant Island, 263, 265, 267, 308

  Valley Forge, 45, 66, 139, 155, 207, 282

  Vancouver, George, 288

  Vashon Island, 288

  Vashon, James, 287

  Vaughan, John, 223, 228, 235

  Videau Bridge, 94

  Videau, Joseph Henry, 94, 375n21

  Vietnam War, xv

  Ville de Paris, 239-242

  Villars, Luis de, 199-201

  Vimeur, Donatien Marie Joseph de, 9, 16

  von Rumford, Count, 347

  Wadboo Creek, 102

  Walley, Zedekiah, 282-283

  Wambaw Creek, 96-97

  Ward, George Atkinson, 99

  War of 1812, 172, 181, 208, 281

  War of the First Coalition, 6

  Warren, Thomas, 81

  Washington, George

  accepting implicit French terms and, 16

  African American soldiers and, 78

  attacking the Iroquois and, 139

  attack on Penobscot and, 275

  Battle of the Saintes and, 266

  besiege New York as “a probable operation” and, 5

  black soldiers and, 86

  Britain’s new “pacific disposition” and, 346

  British evacuation of New York and, 359

  comments on Willett and, 140

  delaying the evacuation and, 354

  demanding Lippincott’s extradition and, 352

  dismissing the Continental army and, 360

  ending the mutiny and, 349

  furlough of most of his army and, 356

  Great Dismal Swamp and, 29

  John Laurens fighting duel and, 83

  Laurens defeat in South Carolina and, 86-87

  learning military skills and, 39

  learning of Lauren’s death and, 111

  mixed record as commander and, 17

  morale visit to the Mohawk Valley and, 147

  naming Greene quartermaster general and, 40

  naming John Laurens as Whig representative and, 19

  parole of prisoners and, 347-348

  preliminary peace treaty and, 355

  reinforcements sent to Greene and, 60

  returning escaped slaves and, 357

  views on Native Americans and, 130, 132

  Wayne’s over-the-top personality and, 65

  wealth of, 17

  Willett’s winter raid and, 147-148

  William Crawford and, 155

  Wayne, Anthony, 36, 60, 63-73, 80, 118, 121-122, 208

  Weems, Mason Locke, xvi

  West Canada Creek, 145

  West Florida, 189, 192-193, 203, 246, 251

  West Indies, 21, 91, 102, 213-220, 223-224, 226, 229, 234, 237, 243-244, 249-250, 266, 268, 281, 285, 293, 299

  West Point, 66, 117

  Wheeling Creek, 173

  Wheland, Jr., Joseph, 284

  White Eyes (Koquethagechton), 136

  White, Philip, 352

  Whitney, Eli, 121

  Wilks, Mark, 314, 319, 333-334, 336, 399-400n21

  Willett, Marinus, 139-148

  William IV, 249

  Williamson, David, 151, 155, 158-159

  Wilmington, 24-25, 31, 35-36, 43, 47, 50-55, 57-58, 75, 80, 104

  Wolfe, James, 343-344

  Wolf River, 195

  Wood, James, 101

  Woodmason, Charles, 184-185

  Wraxall, Nathaniel, 243, 364n3

  Wyandots, 149, 157

  Yale University, 354

  yellow fever, 29, 42, 281

  York Factory, 269-271

  York River, 13

  Yorktown, 364n5

  America’s reaction to surrender and, 23-24

  as “a hotbed of disease” and, 20

  British occupied peripheries and enclaves, 35

  Dutch reaction to Britain’s defeat and, 23

  George III wanting to continue war and, 4

  Lord North’s reaction to defeat and, 22

  Nathanael Greene’s strategy and, 40

  O’Hara’s retreat to, 76

  Paul, Françoi
s Joseph (Comte de Grasse) and, 231, 233, 260

  Pierre André Suffren and, 325

  siege of, 14, 16, 20

  strategy to rendezvous in, 18-19

  surrender terms and, 19-20

  Washington’s preparations for continued fighting and, 25, 30

  Zambo people, 245

  Zane, Betty, 175-176

  Zane, Ebenezer, 173-176, 384n9

  Zane, Jonathan, 173

  Zane, Silas, 173

  Zeisberger, David, 149-153

 

 

 


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