Callahan, Charles Hilliard, 1858-1944 · Washington : National Capital Press · leaf 204
y of them never returned to the mother-country, but became true and loyal citizens of the states. CornwaUison parole sailed for New York, while Lafayette took advantage of thefavorable circumstance to pay a visit to his family in France. TheMarquis St. Simon embarked his troops on the last of… … WASHINGTON IN THE REVOLUTION. 125 barked for the head of the Elk and returned to the vicinity of NewYork in command of General Lincoln, while Rochambeau, with his sixthousand French troops, established his headquarters at Williamsburg. On the 5th of November Washington arrived at Eltham,…
