Military Leadership and Strategy
| Title | Daily Entry |
|---|---|
| 09 July 1775 |
GW at American headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He held a Council of War meeting discussing the presence of roughly 11,500 British soldiers in and near Boston. |
| 08 July 1775 |
GW at American headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts. GW also wrote a letter to Lund Washington, his cousin, but the letter has yet to be found. |
| 07 July 1775 |
GW at American headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts. His General Orders for 7 July include a message to all American officers to be an example of bravery to their troops. |
| 06 July 1775 |
GW at the American headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts. His General Orders include court martials for four men on the basis of desertion and theft, an order for Capt. Noadiah Leonard of Col. |
| 05 July 1775 |
GW in Cambridge, Massachusetts. |
| 04 July 1775 |
GW in Cambridge, Massachusetts. GW wrote an address to the Mass. provincial congress expressing his appreciation and gratitude for their general support and faith in the army. |
| 03 July 1775 |
GW in Cambridge, Massachusetts. General Orders were written from the Headquarters of Cambridge ordering the repositioning of regiments to guard against a sudden British attack. |
| 01 July 1775 |
GW presumably traveling to Cambridge, Massachusetts. Maj. Gen. Philip Schuyler wrote GW a letter updating him on the location of Brig. Gen. |
| 29 June 1775 |
GW presumably traveling to Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Del. Delegates wrote GW a letter from Philadelphia recommending John Parke for military service. |
| 28 June 1775 |
GW traveling to Cambridge, Massachusetts. |