The life and memoirs of the late Major General Lee
Subtitle: second in command to General Washington during the American revolution, to which are added his political and military essays. Also, letters to and from many distinguished characters both in Europe and America.
Contributors: Langworthy, Edward, 1738?-1802.
Publisher: Richard Scott
Published: 1813
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 352
Subjects: United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Sources.
Genres: Sources.
Table of contents: value: Memoirs of Major General Lee.; value: Miscellaneous Pieces: Sketch of a plan for the formation of a military colony. An essay on the coup d'oeil. A picture of the Countess of; value: -. An account of a conversation, chiefly relative to the army. An epistle to David Hume, esq. A political essay. A breakfast for Rivington. To the people of America. To the gentlement of the Provincial congress of Virginia. On a famous trial in the court of Common pleas, between General Mosyn, governor  of Minorca, and an inhabitant of that island. A short history of the treatment of Major General Conway, late in the service of America. Proposals for the formation of a body of light troops, ready to be detached on an emergent occasion. Some queries political and military, humbly offered to the consideration of the public. Copy of General Lee's will.; value: Letters to General Lee, from several eminent characters both in Europe and America [1759-1781]; value: Letters from Major General Lee [1766-1782].