  CONTENTS. PART I. #NAME? PAGE CHAPTER I. Significance of the CHAPTER I. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CAMPAIGN PLANS AND PREPARATIONS. CHAPTER VI. LOSS OF NEW YORK KIP'S BAY AFFAIR BATTLE OF HARLEM HEIGHTS. CHAPTER VII. WHITE PLAINS FORT WASHINGTON. CHAPTER VIII. TRENTON PRINCETON CLOSE OF THE CAMPAIGN. RETURNS AND STATEMENTS OF PRISONERS. THE MAPS. PLAN OF THE BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND AND THE BROOKLYN DEFENCES. Transcriber's Note: In quoted passages and in the documents in Part II of this e-book, spelling, punctuation, capitalization, hyphenation, and abbreviations have been retained as they appear in the original. In the remainder of the text, obvious printer errors have been corrected, but archaic spellings (e.g., "reconnoissance" for "reconnaissance," "aid" for "aide") have been retained. Hover the mouse over text underlined in red to see a pop-up Transcriber's Note. Hyperlinks are also provided for items mentioned in the original book's Errata page. THE |
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