Half-title: Proceedings ... To which are appended the several letters which passed to and from New-York on the occasion, &c. Published by order of Congress. Two other editions were published in the same year: Hartford, B. Webster, 1780 (32 p.) and New York, J. Rivington, 1780 (13 p.) The "Proceedings" were reprinted in the Gentleman's magazine, Dec. 1780, v. 50, p. 610-616; incorporated in Egbert Benson's "Vindication of the captors of Major André," New York, Kirk & Mercein, 1817, and in the two reprints of 1865; and, with other documents, appended to Dunlap's "André: a tragedy," New York, 1798, and New York, The Dunlap society, 1887. It is a manifesto, rather than a report of the trial, and does not contain André's statement, which is found in Sargent's Life of André, p. 349-350, Boynton's West Point, p. 149-151, Dawson's Papers concerning the capture and detention of Major John André, p. 43-44, and elsewhere.