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Deschambault, Sullivan determines to fortify, | 922 |
Congress order the fortification of, | 1686 |
| De Schlieffen, Baron, Minister of Cassel, | 275 |
| Deserters, great number of, from Bedel’s Regiment, | 942 |
Efforts of New-York Congress to apprehend, | 1437 |
| Desertion, punishment for, too lenient, | 940 |
| Deshon, Richard, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia, | 873 |
| Despatches, Motion for a copy of Howe’s, | 359, 364 |
| Despotism, Administration accused of, | 14 |
The necessary consequence of reducing the Colonies, | 33 |
| De Torden, General Conway quotes the story of, | 190 |
| De Tot, Chevalier, M. Dubourg recommends, | 780 |
| Detroit, an expedition against, advised, | 1677 |
| Devins, Richard, Letter to, from A. Hobart, | 472 |
| Devonshire, Address of Militia of, defended, | 81 |
Mr. Burke’s opinion of it, | 82 |
Mr. Fox comments on it, | 84 |
| Dewee’s Island, landing of the Enemy on, | 1188 |
| Devices, Thomas, inquiry into conduct of, as Jailor, | 656 |
| De Witt, Isaac, suspicions against, | 638 |
| De Witt, Thomas, appointed Captain of Marines, | 1722 |
| Dewitt, Jacob R., Captain of Rangers, | 1274 |
| Dewitt, Colonel Charles, return from, to New-York Congress, | 1345 |
| D’Hangest, brothers, Artillery Officers, | 776 |
| Dick, Samuel, appointed Colonel New-Jersey Militia, | 1626 |
| Dickenson, Brittingham, elected Lieutenant Maryland Militia, | 583 |
| Dickerson, Brigadier-General, call for Militia of, | 500 |
| Dickinson, John, one of the Secret Committee, | 620 |
| Dickinson, Charles, Letter from, to Maryland Council of Safety, | 804 |
| Dickinson, Henry, Deposition of, | 805 |
| Dickson, Edward, expenses of, as Express, | 1449 |
| Diltz, Christopher, fined by New-Jersey Conference, | 1656 |
| Dimon, Major, bold conduct of, towards Tories, | 439 |
| Dinner, apology for an invitation to, on Fast-Day, | 605 |
New-York Committee give a, to Washington, &c, | 1397 |
Washington accepts the invitation to, | 1398 |
Toasts drank at the, | 1415 |
| Dinwiddie, Virginia, Memorial to Committee of, | 604 |
| Disaffected, Report in New-York Congress on the, | 1331 |
List of, in several Counties of New-York, | 1366 |
Resolves of Virginia Convention relating to the, | 1539 |
Resolves of New-Jersey Congress relating to the, | 1625, 1630 |
Order of New-Jersey Congress to arrest sundry, | 1635 |
Sundry, ordered before New-Jersey Congress for trial, | 1640 |
Congress recommend Delaware to disarm her, | 1704 |
Congress recommend to New-York to restrain her, | 1706 |
| Discipline, great laxity of, in the Canada Army, | 679 |
| Discovery, Sloop, Captain Smedley commands, | 483 |
| Dissentient, on Lord North’s Bill, | 222 |
On Duke of Richmond’s motion for Address, | 313 |
| Distress, one of the Ministerial plans, | 172 |
| Dixon, John, appointed Captain Connecticut Militia, | 873 |
| Dixon, John, Jun., Petition of, to Virginia Convention, | 1520 |
| Doane, Hezekiah, Town Clerk of Willfield, | 612 |
| Doble, Joseph, appointed Second Lieutenant of Frigate, | 1699 |
| Dodge, Henry, appointed Second Lieutenant of Marines, | 1722 |
| Donnell, Nathaniel, Secretary to Philadelphia Committee, | 670 |
| Dorchester, Letter to Committee of, from Maryland Council of Safety, | 1256 |
Appointment of Militia Officers for, | 1492 |
Appointment of Judges of Election for, | 1498 |
| Dorset, Md., pay to Militia Officers in, County, | 1479 |
| Dorsey, Thomas, chosen Captain Maryland Militia, | 515 |
Letter from, to Maryland Council of Safety, | 576 |
| Doty, Benajah, appointed Major of North-Carolina Militia, | 1452 |
| Doty, Hull, appointed Commissary of North-Carolina Militia, | 1452 |
Inlists as a soldier, | 1458 |
| Dougherty, Henry, instruction to Captain, | 1291 |
| Douglas, Captain, his account of things at Quebeck, | 457 |
| Douglas, William, appointed Colonel of Connecticut Militia, | 871 |
| Douglas, John, appointed Colonel of Connecticut Militia, | 871 |
| Douglass, Mr. St. Leger, supports Lord North’s Bill, | 201 |
| Douglass, George S., elected Captain of Maryland Militia, | 583 |
| Douglass, Asa, Letter from, to Washington, | 745 |
Offers information to New-York Congress, | 1329 |
| Douglass, Richard, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia, | 873 |
| Douw, Volkert P., Letter from, to R. Yates, | 574 |
Letter to, from General Schuyler, | 642 |
| Downs, state of the Fleet in the, | 33 |
| Downs, William, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia, | 1140 |
| Doge, John, appointed Quartermaster Pennsylvania Militia, | 851 |
| Dragon, enormous expense of ship of war, | 102 |
| Drake, Sir Francis, compliment to, | 137 |
| Drake, Uriah, recommended for Captaincy, | 545 |
| Drake, Phineas, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, | 873 |
| Drake, Samuel, elected Colonel by New-York Congress, | 1392 |
| Drake, Colonel Gilbert, losses of, in disbursement, repaid to, | 1407 |
| Draper, Captain S., inoculation of, | 501 |
| Draper, Midshipman, Continental Congress agree to exchange, | 1279, 1687 |
| Drum Point, complaints of Maryland Militia at, | 613 |
Reply of Maryland Council of Safety to, | 689 |
| Drum-Major, North-Carolina gives to each Regiment a, | 1446 |
Pay of, in the Maryland Regulars, | 1504 |
| Drummond, Cape, New-Jersey dissolves Committee of, | 1653 |
| Drury, John, escape of, from the Roebuck, | 1008 |
| Duane, James, Circular from, | 395 |
Letters from, to New-York Congress, | 1314–1316 |
Is elected Chairman of Board of Treasury, | 1315 |
| Dubois, Major Lewis, promotion of, recommended, | 482, 1705, 1718 |
Honourably mentioned by Congress, | 1008 |
George Clinton recommends, | 1064 |
Congress promote him to the rank of Colonel, | 1082 |
Is commissioned as such, | 1721 |
| Dubois, Mrs. Jane, order for removal of, from Wilmington, North-Carolina, | 1450 |
| Dubois, David, appointed Captain of Marines, | 1722 |
| Dubois, Henry, appointed Adjutant, | 1722 |
| Dubourg, Barbue, Letter from, to Dr. Franklin, | 771 |
Strong devotion of, to America, | 782 |
Recommends the Chevalier Kirmovan, | 1726 |
| Du Buke, Dr., suspicions against, as a Spy, | 1337 |
| Duck, shipment of Holland, for Maryland, | 905 |
| Ducker, William, offers his services to New-York Congress, | 1151 |
| Du Coudray, M., recommended as Chief of Artillery, | 776 |
| Dudley, Viscount, seconds motion for Address, | 4 |
Replies to Lord Camden, | 162 |
And to the Duke of Richmond, | 164 |
| Dudley, Moses, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, | 871 |
| Dudley, David, (3d,) appointed Ensign Connecticut Militia, | 872 |
| Duer, Judge, accompanies Colonel Dayton to Tryon, | 447 |
Is sent to Albany with secret information, | 641 |
| Duffield, Mr., discourse of, noticed by J. Adams, | 488 |
| Dugan, Cumberland, Letters to, from the Maryland Council of Safety, | 948, 986 |
| Duggan, Colonel J., supplies flour from his Mills on the Sorel, | 593 |
A Court of Inquiry on, by request, | 923 |
| Duguid, John, appointed Lieutenant Pennsylvania Battalion, | 1705 |
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