Letters from George Germain to General Howe Regarding On-going Efforts Against the American Rebels, Various Colonial Governors and Two Soldiers Convicted of Forgery

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Letter from George Germain to William Howe (no.12) Agreeing with the Decision to Forgo the Execution of Two Soldiers Charged with Forgery

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Letter from William Howe to George Germain (no.50) Regarding Two Soldiers Sentence to Death by Court Martial for Forgery

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Letters from George Germain to General Howe Regarding Various Matters Including the Battle of Brandywine

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Letters from George Germain and John Pownall to Major General Howe and Other Military Commanders Regarding the Plan of Operations for an Offensive Against the Rebels in the Spring of 1776

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Letters from George Germain to General Howe Regarding Various Matters Including a Possible Prisoner Exchange Following the Battle of Trenton

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Letters from George Germain to Major General Howe Regarding the Preparations for the Spring Expedition Against the Rebels

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Letter from George Germain to General Howe Regarding the Resignation of His Command and Preparations for an Assault on the American East Coast

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Letter from William Howe to George Germain (no.62) Regarding Military Planning, Increased Threat from the Rebels and the Troop Movements

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Letters from George Germain to General Howe and General de Heister Regarding the Battle of Trenton

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