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Pennsylvania magazine. 1885. v.9, p.237-239 qrg74.8 P3992 v.9
Washington's letter to Gov. Dinwiddie of Virginia, dated Fort Cumberland,
July 18, 1755 and describing Braddock's defeat.
Pennsylvania magazine. 1885. v.9, p.334 ^974.8 P3992 v.9
Historical note by B. S. Barton, the naturalist, giving the Indians'
opinion of Gen. Braddock.
Pennsylvania magazine. 18S5. v.9, p.489-490 qrg74.8 P3992 v.9
Letter of Commodore Keppel, commander of the fleet which brought
Braddock to America, written at sea, July 26, 1755, and discussing the
defeat and its probable consequences.
Pennsylvania magazine. 1SS7. v.n, p.361-362 qrg74.8 P3992 v.n
Braddock's campaign.
Letter from Henry Fox, afterward Lord Holland, as to the plan of the
campaign.
Pennsylvania magazine. 1892. v.16, p.278-284 qr974.8 P3992 v.16
Short account of Braddock's expedition and defeat, in connection with
Washington's early life.
Pennsylvania magazine. 1899. v.23, p.310-328 qrg74.8 P3992 v.23
British newspaper accounts of Braddock's defeat, by N. D.
Davis.
15 extracts from English newspapers, chiefly parts of letters, graphically
describing Braddock's defeat and what the colonists thought of it, preceded
by remarks on the British losses and names of officers killed
and wounded.
Scribner's magazine. May 1893. v. 13, p.530-537 ro5i S43 v.13
The Braddock campaign, from the ms. of Washington.
A hitherto unpublished narrative with a short characterization of Braddock.
"Certain incidents described in it, such as the instance of grave peril
in which Washington's life was placed in one of the engagements, as
well as his frank estimate of General Braddock's character and
abilities, are of original historical interest, as being heretofore unknown,
even to the student; but the permanent value of the narrative
is in its authoritative sources, and the unchanged form in which
it has been transmitted." Editor's note.
West Virginia historical magazine. July 1902. v.2, no.3,
p. 16-36 ^75.4 W56 v.2
A paper referring to the march of Braddock's troops, indicating
particularly the route through what is now
Jefferson county, West Virginia, by W. P. Craighill.
Study and discussion of the route, followed by a few words on Braddock's
character, the story of his sash, and his place of burial. Contains
a portrait of Braddock and a picture of his grave.
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