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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), Revolutionary War, (search)
s and fourteen days Dec. 24, 1782 Sweden recognizes independence of United States Feb. 5, 1783 Denmark recognizes independence of United States Feb. 25, 1783 Congress being unable to pay either officers or men of the army, an anonymous address is circulated, March 11, 1783, advising the army at Newburg, N. Y., to enforce its claims. The situation is critical, but Washington, by an admirable address, obtains from the officers a declaration of confidence in Congress and the country.March 15, 1783 Congress grants five years full pay to officers in lieu of half-pay for life, promised Oct. 21, 1780 March 22, 1783 Spain recognizes independence of United States March 24, 1783 Congress ratifies the preliminary treaty with Great Britain April 15, 1783 Congress proclaims a cessation of hostilities, April 11, 1783, which is read to the army April 19, 1783 Independence of the United States recognized by Russia July, 1783 Definitive treaty signed by David Hartley on the part of Great