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republicanism abjured by (_note_), ii. 564; letter of, to Washington, advising his abandonment of the Revolution (_note_)--death of, in Philadelphia, in 1794 (_note_), ii. 565.
Duer, President, incident related by, in connection with the retirement of Washington from office, iii. 475.
Dumas, General, pamphlet written by, on the military and political situation of France, iii. 499; letter of, to Washington, iii. 500.
Dumas, M., letter of Franklin to, requesting him to become a diplomatic agent--biographical notice of (_note_), ii. 124.
Dumas, successor of Contrecoeur at Fort Duquesne--humane instructions of, to Donville, i. 209.
Dunbar, Colonel, cowardly conduct of, after Braddock's defeat,