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Nation. July 30, 1896. v.63, p.86-87 qro7i N15 v.63
Relation de la victoire remportee par les Francois sur un
corps de troupes angloises commande par le general
Braddock pres l'Ohio dans l'Amerique septentrionale.
The same; tr. by A. J. Edmunds. (In Pennsylvania magazine.
1896. v.20, p.409-411.) qrg74.8 P3gg2 v.20
By an unknown writer, edited by Paul Leicester Ford, who says that "it
must have been the earliest account printed in France and the writer
seems to have extracted part of it from some English version. It is
remarkable as being the only French narrative that names Washington
or describes his part in the defeat, which it does with high praise."
Niles' weekly register. June 15, 1816. v.io, p.249-251.. qrg73 N35 v.io
Washington's letter to his mother immediately after Braddock's defeat,
after which are given for the sake of contrast extracts from the accounts
of certain English historians: Belsham, Bisset and Smollett.
Niles' weekly register. May 9, 1818. v. 14, p. 179-180.. . .qrg73 N35 v.14
Braddock's defeat, Washington; extract from a letter of
William Findley, 1818.
Relates a conversation the writer had with Washington about Braddock
and Col. Gage, and the circumstances of the retreat.
Olden time. Nov. 1846. v.i, p.525-526
rg74.88 O23 v.i
General Braddock.
The same
974-88 O230 v.i
Short notice, with a poem to the memory of Braddock, taken from an
English magazine of Aug. 1755.
Olden time. May 1847. v.2, p.217-249 rg74-88 O23 v.2
Instructions given to General Braddock by His Britannic
Majesty, and some correspondence of Braddock.
The same g74.88 O230 v.2
"[The instructions are] a re-Englished form...taken from a French
version of them, which the French government published from the
original, captured among Braddock's baggage." Winsor's Narrative
and critical history of America.
Olden time. Oct., Dec. 1847. v.2, p.465-468, 539-545.. 1974.88 O23 v.2
Braddock's route to the Monongahela.
Map of Braddock's route, drawn by Middleton, opp. p.529.
The same 974.88 O230 v.2
Extract from a letter on the subject from Jared Sparks to Neville B.
Craig, and a communication from T. C. Atkinson, an engineer who
had made a special study of Braddock's road.
"These two documents [the communication of Mr. Atkinson and Middleton's
map], taken in connection with the letter of Mr. Sparks. . .cast
more light upon the movements and difficulties of the unfortunate
army, than all the publications that have ever appeared on the subject."
Neville B. Craig, 1847.
Pennsylvania magazine. 1879. v.3, p. 11-22 qrg74.8 P3gg2 v.3
Military and political affairs in the middle colonies in
!755; the effect of Braddock's defeat, by Daniel Dulany.
Interesting contemporary account, by a prominent statesman of Maryland.
Discusses Braddock's relations with his officers.
Pennsylvania magazine. 1881. v.5, p.109-110 qrg74.8 P3gg2 v.5
Braddock's will; transcribed from a certified copy by W.
M. Darlington.
Pennsylvania magazine. 1884. v.8, p.121-128 qrg74.8 P39g2 v.8
Daniel Hyacinth Mary Lienard de Beaujeu, commandant
of Fort DuQuesne and of the French forces in the battle
of July 9, 1755, by J. G. Shea.
Biographical sketch.
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