Washington and the American Republic, Vol. 3.

Chapter 234

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debates in Congress on the resolutions of, iii. 292; urged by Jefferson to attack Jay's treaty though the press, iii. 370; speech of, denouncing Jay's treaty, iii. 399; alarm occasioned by the speech of, iii. 400; suggestions of, used by Washington in the preparation of his Farewell Address, iii. 426.

Magaw, Colonel, Fort Washington left in charge of, ii. 313; his surrender of Fort Washington, ii. 331.

Malmedy, Monsieur, Washington annoyed by the importunities of, ii. 448.

Mamaroneck, attack made upon Rogers at, by Colonel Haslet, ii. 314.

Manchester, duke of, his speech in Parliament, on the evacuation of Boston, ii. 86.

Mandamus councillors obnoxious to the whigs (_note_), i. 427.

Manly, Captain, English store-ship captured by--brass mortar taken by, christened _Congress_ by Putnam and Mifflin, i. 741.

Manufactures, Congress urged by Washington, in 1796, to foster, iii. 455.

Marion, General Francis, movements of, in the South, ii. 682, 703; repulse of, at Georgetown, on Winyaw bay, ii. 703; camp of, on Snow's island--flight of Colonel Watson before, ii. 704.

Markoe, Captain, Washington escorted by, on his way to Cambridge, i. 574.

Marshall, John, mission to France declined by, iii. 443; special envoy to France in 1798, iii. 496; ordered to leave the territories of the French republic, iii. 504; death of Washington announced in Congress by, iii. 560; character of Washington, as given by, iii. 575.

Martin, Governor, of North Carolina, alarm and perplexity of, ii. 111; letter of, to General Gage, intercepted--cannon in front of the palace of, carried off by the patriots--flight of, to Fort Johnston, on Cape-Fear river--accessory in inciting a servile insurrection on Tar river, ii. 112; flight of, on board the British sloop-of-war _Cruiser_--confidence of, in the loyalty of many in North Carolina--assistance expected by, from Clinton and Cornwallis, ii. 113; proclamation sent forth by, from on board the _Scorpion_--commissions sent by, to the Highlanders and other loyalists in North Carolina,