Anthony Wayne

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Anthony Wayne

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Anthony Wayne

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Major General (1783-1795)

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Commanding General, "Legion of the United States" (March 1792-Dec. 1795)

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Anthony

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Wayne

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Perfecting the Troops for the Service author Document
Resignations of Unfit Officers, Etc. author Document
Colors of the Sub Legions author Document
Measures to Protect the Frontier author Document
Jonathan Cass recruiting in Philadelphia; reporting on the disposition of the Indians; poor prospects for peace author Document
Return of Defective Supplies and state of command author Document
Personnel and Equipment Issues author Document
Letter Citation author Document
Supplies Needed to Ease Shortages author Document
Worry over the safe return of Cornplanter; preparing for winter quarters; concerns over plans to redistribute the Sublegions; author Document
Coalescence of the Legion at Pittsburgh, Winter Encampment, and Stance Toward Indians author Document
Logistical Needs of Wayne's Army author Document
Logistics and Transport Complicated by Low Rivers author Document
Materials, Transport, and Politics on Frontier author Document
Preparations for Winter, Placement of Fortifications, Soldiers' Pay, and Food author Document
Reason Given for Ordering Inordinate Amounts of Supplies author Document
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Measures Necessary to Protect the Frontier Document
Importance of Gathering Accurate Intelligence Document
Effective Use of Patrols Document
Dispersal of the Indian Party Collected for War Document
Sergeant given permission to desert to gather intelligence on the Indians Document
Eliminating Excessive Expenses Document
Advice to Wayne on Disposition and Supply of Garrisons in Winter Document
Peace Negotiations with Indians along the Wabash and Elsewhere Document
Advice on Building Posts During Negotiations, Supply by Land, and Care of Visiting Wabash Chiefs Document