Count Donop repulsed in the attack upon Red-bank, p. 272. The American
and British force under Washington and Howe, p. 273. Mud-Island, p.
274——reduced p. 276. The American army at White Marsh, p. 277—hut at
Valley-forge, p. 278—their distress, _ibid._ Complaints of prisoners
being ill used, p. 280. Mr. president Hancock takes leave of congress,
p. 282. The confederation, p. 285. Acts of congress, p. 293—resolve to
recal Mr. Silas Deane, p. 294—resolve respecting a loan from France and
Spain, p. 296—respecting the deputy clothier general at Boston, p. 297.
The convention troops at Cambridge, and the resolutions of congress for
their detention, p. 298. Naval captures, p. 303.