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retreat of Arnold from, on the approach of the British--goods of merchants of, seized by Arnold (_note_), ii. 165.

Moore, Colonel James, Donald M'Donald pursued by, to Moore's creek, ii. 117.

Moore's-creek bridge, the battle at, the first of the Revolution below the Roanoke, ii. 119; impulse given by the victory at, to the Revolution in the South, ii. 182.

Moravians, of Salem, in North Carolina, address of, to Washington (_note_), iii. 182.

Morgan, Doctor John, successor of Doctor Church at the head of the army hospital, i. 613.

Morgan, General Daniel, with Braddock in his expedition against Fort Duquesne, i. 152; anecdote of, i. 152, 618; arrival of, at Cambridge, with a body of southern riflemen--marks upon the back and breast of, i. 618; with Arnold in his expedition against Quebec, i. 683, 697; made prisoner at the siege of Quebec, i. 721; sent with his riflemen to the assistance of Gates, ii. 495; at Bemis's Heights, ii. 530; testimony of Gates to the value of the corps of, ii. 550; pursuit of, by Tarleton, ii. 713; defeat of Tarleton by, at the Cowpens, ii. 714; escape of, from Cornwallis, ii. 715; fourth in command in the force sent against the Whiskey Insurrection in 1794, iii. 315; correspondence of, with Washington, in relation to the Whiskey Insurrection, iii. 317.

Morocco, relations with, in 1795, iii. 379.

Morris, Gouverneur, stands to Houdon, in Paris, for Washington's statue,