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personal attachment of Dinwiddie to, i. 187; anxiety of Dinwiddie that he should supplant Washington in the command of the Virginia troops, i. 211, 216.

Iredell, James, description by, of a ball in celebration of Washington's birthday, iii. 469.

Ireland, troops voted by the Parliament of, for the American service, ii. 6; address of the second continental Congress to the people of, i. 610.

Iroquois, early friendship of, with the English, i. 66, 69.

Irving, Washington, the inauguration of Washington witnessed by, iii. 93; remarks of, on Jefferson's support of Freneau, iii. 254; anecdote of Nelly Custis told by, iii. 488.

Isle aux Noix, expedition of Schuyler and Montgomery against, i. 663; address issued from, by General Schuyler, to the inhabitants of Canada, i. 665; retreat of the American army to, from Canada, ii. 166.

Isle la Motte, retreat of Sullivan to, ii. 167.

J.

Jack, Captain, the Wild Hunter of the Juniata, anecdote of (_note_), i. 153.

Jackson, Andrew, his view of the character of Washington in 1796, iii. 461.

Jackson. Major, aid-de-camp of Washington in 1789, iii. 125.

Jackson, Robert, letter of, in relation to young Washington's going to sea, i. 44.

Jacobs, Captain, a chief of the Delaware Indians, death of, at Kittanning,