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is made. Neither have I included references to the general or school histories of the United States. Sullivan's Expedition is mentioned in them as an incident of more or less significance in the struggle for independence. In none of them is it given the attention to which its importance entitles it. Indeed, it is a neglected chapter of our revolutionary history. The Public Library of Boston possesses only fourteen titles referring directly to this great march into the Indian country, and that is a larger number than is reported either in the New York Public Library or in the State Library at Albany.
I desire to tender my thanks to Horace G. Wadlin, Librarian of the Boston Library, to Victor H. Paltsits, Assistant Librarian of the New York Public Library, and to Mary Childs Nerney and others of the History Division of the State Library, for many courtesies which they have extended to me.
Adams, Warren D.:
Sullivan's Expedition and the Cayugas.
Cayuga County Historical Society Collections. No. 7. 23 pp. 8 vo. Auburn. 1889.
Adler, Simon L.:
Sullivan's Campaign in Western New York, 1779.
Read before the Rochester Historical Society, January 14th, 1898. 8 pp. 8 vo. New York. 1898.
Allen, Paul:
A History of the American Revolution.
2 vols. Vol. 2. pp. 276 et seq. 8 vo. Baltimore, 1822.
Amory, Thomas Coffin:
Life of James Sullivan with selections from his writings. 2 vols. pp. 426 and 419. Portrait. Phillips, Sampson & Co., Boston. 1859.
The Military Services and Public Life of Major General John Sullivan of the American Revolutionary Army. 324 pp. Portr. 8 vo. Wiggin & Lunt, BostoN. J. Munsell, Albany, 1868.
The Military Services of John Sullivan in the American Revolution, vindicated from recent historical criticism.
Read at a meeting of the Massachusetts Historical Society, December, 1866. With additions and documents. 64 pp. 8 vo. John Wilson & Son, Cambridge. 1868.
Centennial Memoir of Major General John Sullivan, 1740–1795.
Presented at Independence Hall, Philadelphia, July 2d, 1876. 17 pp. 8 vo. Philadelphia. 1879.
Same:
The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography. Vol. 2. pp. 196–210.
General John Sullivan. A vindication of his Character as a Soldier and a Patriot. 56 pp. 8 vo. Morrisania, N. Y. 1867.
Memory of General John Sullivan vindicated.
Proceedings, Massachusetts Historical Society. Series I. Vol. 9. pp. 379–436.
Sullivan's Expedition against the Six Nations, 1779. Magazine American History. Vol. 4. pp. 420–427.
A Vindication of the Character of General Sullivan as a Soldier and a Patriot.
Historical Magazine. Vol. 10. Supplement VI. pp. 161.
Same:
Morrisania, N. Y. 1866.
General Sullivan's Expedition in 1779.
Proceedings, Massachusetts Historical Society. Vol. 20. pp. 88–94.
Anonymous:
An Historical Journal of the American War.
Collections, Massachusetts Historical Society. First Series. Vol. 2, pp. 175–178.
Master Sullivan of Berwick, his Ancestors and Descendants.
New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Vol. 19. pp. 289–306.
The Old Sullivan Road.
Pennsylvania Magazine. Vol. 11. p. 123.
The Old Caneadea Council House and its Last Council Fire.
Publications, Buffalo Historical Society. Vol. 6. pp. 97–123. 8 vo. Buffalo, New York.
Extracts from letters to a gentleman in Boston, dated at General Sullivan's Headquarters.
The Remembrancer or Impartial Repository of Public Events for the year 1780. Vol. 9. pp. 23–24. J. Almon, London. 1780.
The Story of Fantine Kill.
Olde Ulster, vol. 2. pp. 106–107.
Baker, William S.:
Itinery of General Washington, with notes.
Pennsylvania Magazine. Vol. 15. pp. 49–50.
Bard, Thomas R.:
Note to Lieutenant Parker's Journal.
Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography. Vol. 27. p. 404.
Barton, William (Lieutenant in General Maxwell's New Jersey Brigade):
Journal.
New York Centennial Volume, pp. 3–14.
Same:
New Jersey Historical Society Proceedings. Vol. 2. pp. 22–43.
Beatty, Erkuries (Lieutenant Fourth Pennsylvania Regiment):
Journal of an Expedition to the Indian Towns, June 11, 1779.
New York Centennial Volume, pp. 18–37.
Same:
Cayuga County Historical Society Collections. No. 1. p. 61–68.
Same:
Pennsylvania Archives. Second Series. Vol. 15. Portr. pp. 219–253.
Blake, Thomas (Lieutenant First New Hampshire Regiment):
Journal.
New York Centennial Volume, pp. 38–41.
Same:
History of the First New Hampshire Regiment in the War of the Revolution by Frederick Kidder.
Joel Munsell. Albany, 1868.
Bleeker, Captain Leonard:
The Order Book of Captain Leonard Bleeker in the Early Part of the Expedition against the Indian Settlements of Western New York in the Campaign of 1779. p. 138. 4 to.
Joseph Sabin. New York. 1865.
Board of War:
Letter to President Reed. September 9th. (Report as to progress.)
Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 709.
Brodhead, Daniel (Colonel Commanding Western Expedition):
Letter to Major General Sullivan, August 6th, 1779.
New York Centennial Volume, p. 307.
Report of the Expedition.
Pennsylvania Packet or the General Advertiser. Philadelphia, October 19, 1779.
Same:
Magazine of American History, Vol. 3. pp. 671–673.
Same:
New York Centennial Volume, pp. 307–309.
Brooks, Erastus:
Address. American History and American Indian Wars.
New York Centennial Volume, pp. 410–423.
Bruce, Dwight H.:
Onondaga Centennial. 2 Vols. Vol. I. p. 142. 4 to. Boston, 1896.
Bryant, William Clement:
Captain Brant and the Old King. The Tragedy