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PRINTED BY MANNING AND LORING,
FOR E. LARKIN, No. 47, CORNHILL

1805.

Checked
May 1913

PUBLIC

CONTENTS

OF VOLUME SECOND.

CHAPTER XI.

Northern Department. - General Carleton superseded.

-General Burgoyne vested with the Command for

Operations in Canada. -Ticonderoga abandoned bý

General St. Clair. - Affair of Fort Stanwix-Of

Bennington, and various other important Movements

of the two Armies, until the Convention of Sara-

toga.-General Burgoyne repairs to England on

Parole-His Reception there. Reflections and Ob-

servations on the Event of the Northern Campaign.

CHAPTER XII.

Observations on the Conduct of the British Parliament,

previous to the Capture of Burgoyne. -The inef-

fectual Efforts of the Commissioners fent to Amer-

ica, in consequence of Lord North's Conciliatory

Bill-Their Attempts to corrupt Individuals and

Public Bodies. Negociation broken off. Manifesto

published by the Commiffioners Counter Declara-

tion by Congress.---Sir William Howe repairs to

England.

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