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reduction of the force under the command of, ii. 617; evacuation of Philadelphia admirably managed by, ii. 617; slow march of, through New Jersey, ii. 619; emissaries of, to the Pennsylvania mutineers, hanged as spies, ii. 709.

Clothes of Washington, before the Revolution, obtained from London, i. 306.

Coach, fine one kept by Washington in 1789, iii. 113.

Cobble hill, intrenchments cast up on, by troops under Generals Putnam and Heath, i. 761.

Cochran, Captain, powder-receiver at Charleston (_note_), i. 521.

Cochran, Doctor John, letter of Washington to, on the style of living at West Point (_note_), ii. 660.

Coffin of Washington, inscriptions on, iii. 558.

Cohoes falls, retreat of Schuyler to, ii. 484.

Collier, Sir George, ravages by the squadron of, on Elizabeth river,