[Orderly Book of Lord Stirling's Division, 1-24 August ; 26 August - 7 October 1780]
1780
MSS 515 [Bound]
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Title
[Orderly Book of Lord Stirling's Division, 1-24 August ; 26 August - 7 October 1780]
Published
Peekskill ; Orangetown ; Teaneck ; Steenrapie 1780
Description
[134] p. ; 17 cm.
Call Number
MSS 515 [Bound]
Note
Inscribed on front page: "Orange Town W Popham/ Septr 27th 1780/ Orderly Book August 1st 1780/ By W. Popham/ ADC to Genl/ James Clinton/"
Head Quarters Orders.
Right Wing Orders of Major General Nathaniel [sic] Greene.
Division Orders of Major General Lord Stirling (William Alexander)
Includes “Treason of the blackest dye was yesterday discovered – Genl. Arnold who commanded at Westpoint, lost to every sentiment of honor, of private & public obligation, was about to deliver up that important post into the Hands of the Enemy. Such an event must give the American cause a deadly wound, if not a fatal stab – happily the Treason has been timely discovered, to prevent the fatal misfortune” dated September 26, 1780 on page 112.
Digitized version available, see URL.
Head Quarters Orders.
Right Wing Orders of Major General Nathaniel [sic] Greene.
Division Orders of Major General Lord Stirling (William Alexander)
Includes “Treason of the blackest dye was yesterday discovered – Genl. Arnold who commanded at Westpoint, lost to every sentiment of honor, of private & public obligation, was about to deliver up that important post into the Hands of the Enemy. Such an event must give the American cause a deadly wound, if not a fatal stab – happily the Treason has been timely discovered, to prevent the fatal misfortune” dated September 26, 1780 on page 112.
Digitized version available, see URL.
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