1. The Burning of Charleston (Date)

A fine Town by the Waterside, being a Port, but without

any Defence.

A Spire rising among the Houses, belonging to the

House of Worship.

A Belfrey belonging to the Town House all in Flames.—

The Inhabitants had all left it.

2. The Burning of Falmouth (Date Nov. 1775)

A fine Town & Port, but without Defence

Ships firing hot Shot, & throwing Bombs & Carcasses

into the Town; English Colours.

The Houses partly in Flames

Sailors with Torches setting fire to others.

The Inhabitants flying out of it carrying off the Sick and

Aged

Women with Children in their Arms.

Some kill'd as they go off, and lying on the ground.—

3. The Burning of Norfolk

fine Town & Port, several Churches

Town House

Inhabitants flying as above, & Ships firing

4. The Burning of Bedford

5. The Burning of Esopus

6. The Cannonading of Bristol

7. —— of Stoningtown

People flying, &c—

all defenseless

Places.—

8. The putting Prisoners to death in cold Blood after having

surrendred their Arms, & demanded Quarter.— Baylor's

Troop

9. Prisoners dying in their Goals, with Hunger Cold & want

of Fresh Air.

10. Dunmore's hiring the Negroes to murder their Masters

Families

A large House

Blacks arm'd with Guns & Hangers

Master & his Sons on the Ground dead,

Wife & Daughters lifted up in the Arms of the Negroes

as they are carrying off.

11. Savages killing and scalping the Frontier Farmers and their

Families, Women and Children, English Officers mix'd

with the Savages, & giving them Orders & encouraging

them.

12. Governor Tonyn sitting in State, a Table before him, his

Soldiers & Savages bringing in Scalps of the Georgia

People, & presenting them. Money on the Table with

which he pays for them.

13. The Commanding Officer at Niagara, receiving in like

Manner the Scalps of the Wioming Families.—

14. The King of England, giving Audience to his Secretary at

War, who presents him a Schedule intitled Acct. of Scalps.

which he receives very graciously.

15. American Prisoners, put on board Men of War, & whips

to make them fight against their Countrymen & Relations

16. Americans put on board Ships in Irons to be carried to the

East Indies, & Senegal, where they died with Misery &

the unwholesomeness of the Climate.—

17. Burning the Wounded with Straw at the Crooked Billet

Small place in pensilvania

18. Prisonners kill'd and Roasted for a great festival where the

Canadian indians are eating American flesh, Colonel

Buttler an english officer Setting at table

19. British officers who being prisonners on parole are well

Receiv'd in the Best American families, and take that opportunity

of corrupting Negroes and Engaging them to

desert from the house, to Robb, and even to Murder

theyr Masters

20. American officers who as they arrive in the British Camp

are insulted By an enrag'd Soldiery— theyr Monney,

theyr Cocades, theyr sword, and all theyr Cloathes are

taken a way from them—

21. A durty prison ship where American officers are Confin'd

without Being at liberty to take the Air, and so Crowded

that they Can live but a few days— British officers Come

to laugh at 'em and insult at theyr Miseries.

22. British officers plundering with theyr own hands farm

houses, abusing the old people of the house, insulting the

young land lady, and frightening the children

23. An honorable Captain Corning last Spring in the house of

A Gentleman Call'd Mr West at White Marsh, Rushing in

the Room where Miss West and An other Young lady

Were sleeping at two o'clock in the Morning—the Captain

and soldiers jump to the Beds of the two ladies, and

with fix'd Bayonnets Upon theyr Breasts Make Several

inquiries, and laugh at theyr dreadfull situation in the

Most abusive Manner

24. An other Right honorable Captain Going out on a de-

tachement an killing defenceless people.

25. General Gage's Perfidy to the Inhabts of Boston.

26. Counterfeiting the Paper Money