Succumbing to the siege and potential destruction at the hands of Washington’s Army, British Forces evacuate Boston and set sail for Halifax, Nova Scotia.Continue Reading
General Washington writes the Reverend Israel Evans from Valley Forge in gratitude for his Thanksgiving Discourse given the previous December 18th.Continue Reading
George Washington votes with fellow Burgesses to establish a Committee of Correspondence in an effort to streamline communication between sister colonies and Virginia.Continue Reading
In what proved to be one of the greatest and most consequential slights in world history, George Washington relays his growing frustration at the treatment of colonial (irregular) troops and officers by the British Crown. Continue Reading
George Washington wrote to George Bryan, the Vice President of Pennsylvania (equivalent to Lieutenant Governor), to commend him for discretion in not allowing citizens to cross into enemy territory to visit those loyal to the crown. Continue Reading