Major General Richard Butler
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Major General Richard Butler
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Major General Richard Butler
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General scalped & tomahawked at the defeat of St. Clair, 4 November, 1791.
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Lt Col, Pennsylvania line Revolutionary war, in the spring of 1777 was lieutenant colonel of Morgan's rifle corps, and distinguished himself on many occasions. While with Lafayette's detachment near Williamsburg, Virginia, 26 June, 1781, he attacked Col. Simcoe's rangers, gaining the advantage.
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Major General
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Richard
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Butler
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| Letter Citation | author | Document |
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| Letter from Major General Richard Butler to Samuel Hodgdon on extra supply of overalls for troops | author | Document |
| Letter Citation | author | Document |
| Letter Citation | author | Document |
| Letter Citation | author | Document |
| Letter Citation | author | Document |
| Speech to the Northwestern Indians | author | Document |
| Protecting the Frontier | author | Document |
| Aid in Protecting the Frontier | author | Document |
| A Minor Accident, Etc. | author | Document |
| Letter Citation | author | Document |
| Letter Citation | author | Document |
| Report from the Frontier Campaign | author | Document |
| Protecting the Frontier While Seeking Peace | author | Document |
| Title | Alternate label | Class |
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| Troops Should Immediately Descend the Ohio | Document | |
| Avoid an Open Rupture with the Crown | Document | |
| Troops to March for Fort Pitt, Recruiting Discussed | Document | |
| Recommendation of Surgeon's Mate | Document | |
| Supplies and Indian Relations | Document | |
| COPY: Troops to March for Fort Pitt, Enclosures for Gen. St. Clair | Document | |
| Immediate Assembly of Troops at Fort Washington | Document | |
| A letter expressing displeasure with a divisive force placed by Butler in the Seneca Nation | Document | |
| Counties Sufficiently Protected, Orders to Move Troops | Document |
