Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 642
ngreported that Sir Johnwas not observing hisparole, a second expe-dition was dispatchedto Johnson Hall.Without waiting to bearrested. Sir John fledto Canada with a nu-merous body of follow-ers, and shortly there-after entered the Eng-lish army. It was inthis same month thatthe affair of the… … BK.^NT.- [The loyalists termed tliis Scliuylers Pea-cock E.xpedition, because the mct> decoratedthemselves with feathers from the peacocks atJohnson Hall. Cf. Joness Acm York, i. 71, andnote x.\.\.; De Peysters Life and Misfortunesof Sir John Johnson (New York, 1S82), whichwas first issued as a…
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