{Editorial note: The title page of the 1903 source for this e-text identifies the author only as "Schroeder-Lossing" without first names or other identification. The available evidence indicates the work was begun by John Frederick Schroeder (1800-1857) and after his death was completed by Benson John Lossing (1813-1891).}
Revised, Enlarged, And Enriched: And With A Special Introduction By Edward C. Towne, B.A.
CONTENTS
VOLUME II. PART IV. Washington Continental Commander-in-Chief. 1775-1783.
CHAPTER X. — WASHINGTON OUT-GENERALS HOWE. 1777.
CHAPTER XI. — WASHINGTON HOLDS HOWE IN CHECK. 1777.
CHAPTER XII. — BURGOYNE'S INVASION OF NEW YORK PUNISHED BY SCHUYLER AND GATES. 1777.
CHAPTER XIII. — WASHINGTON AT VALLEY FORGE. 1777, 1778.
CHAPTER XIV. — MONMOUTH. 1778.
CHAPTER XV. — WASHINGTON DIRECTS A DESCENT ON RHODE ISLAND. 1778.
CHAPTER XVI. — WASHINGTON PREPARES TO CHASTISE THE INDIANS. 1778.
CHAPTER XVII. — WASHINGTON'S OPERATIONS IN THE NORTHERN STATES. 1779.
CHAPTER XVIII. — CAMPAIGN IN THE NORTH—ARNOLD'S TREASON. 1780.
CHAPTER XIX. — OPERATIONS AT THE SOUTH. 1780.
CHAPTER XX. — PREPARATIONS FOR THE CAMPAIGN. 1781.
CHAPTER XXI. — THE CAMPAIGN AT THE SOUTH. 1781.
CHAPTER XXII. — THE CAMPAIGN AT THE SOUTH CONCLUDED. 1781.
CHAPTER XXIII. — WASHINGTON CAPTURES CORNWALLIS. 1781.
CHAPTER XXIV. — CLOSE OF THE WAR. 1782-1783.
PART V. WASHINGTON A PRIVATE CITIZEN.
CHAPTER I. — WASHINGTON'S RETURN TO PRIVATE LIFE. 1783-1784.
CHAPTER II. — WASHINGTON PRESIDES AT THE FORMATION OP THE CONSTITUTION. 1785-1788.
PART VI. — WASHINGTON AS PRESIDENT AND IN RETIREMENT.
CHAPTER I. — THE ELECTION. 1789.