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Chapter VII: Almost Universal Sympathy felt for André 105, 106

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Honored by his King 106

A Monument to his Memory in Westminster Abbey, described 106-108

André's Remains removed to the Abbey 108

Memorials to mark the Place of his Execution 109-115

Memorial-Stone erected by Mr. Field at Tappaan 110-115

Mr. Field's Generous Proposition 110, 114, 118

Attempts to destroy the Field Memorial at Tappaan 117, 118

An Indignation Meeting at Tappaan 119

A Monument to mark the Place where André was captured at
Tarrytown 119-121

Biographical Sketch of Anna Seward 125

Monody on Major André 135

André's Letters to Miss Seward 152

Index 165

ILLUSTRATIONS.

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Nathan Hale's Birthplace _Frontispiece_

Fac-simile of Hale's Handwriting 6

Union Grammar School-house at New London 8

The Beekman Mansion 18

Beekman's Greenhouse 19

Cunningham destroying Hale's Letters 22

The Hale Monument at Coventry 26

Portrait of John André _face_ 37

Portrait of Honora Sneyd 39

The Mischianza Ticket 47

Lady's Head-Dress 48

The Joust at the Tournament 52

Fac-simile of Arnold's disguised Handwriting 65

Fac-simile of André's disguised Handwriting 65

Fac-simile of the Last Stanza of the Cow-Chase 78

The Smith House 82

Fac-simile of Arnold's Passport 87

Portrait of John Paulding 89

The Robinson House 95

"The '76 Stone House" 97

Washington's Headquarters at Tappaan 100

Passage from the Vulture 104

André's Monument in Westminster Abbey 107

Bowlder-Monument 109

Dean Stanley's Autograph 112

Memorial at Tappaan 116

Memorial at Tarrytown 120

Portrait of Anna Seward _face_ 125

NATHAN HALE.

NATHAN HALE.

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