LETTER X. P. 305–328.

A design to remove general Washington from the command of the American

army, p. 305. Congress receive a packet of blank papers, p. 308. The

distresses of the Americans at Valley-forge, p. 310. Washington’s

thoughts upon providing halfpay for the officers, _ibid._ Defects in the

American medical department, p. 314. Acts of congress, p. 317. They

receive the treaties concluded between the king of France and the United

States, p. 320—address the inhabitants of the United States, p. 322. The

South-Carolinians new model their temporary form of government, p. 324.

The Randolph frigate blown up, p. 325. The Mischianza in honor of Sir W.

Howe, p. 327. The marquis de la Fayette, with 2500 men, narrowly escapes

being cut off by the British forces, _ibid._

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