Arthur St. Clair

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Arthur St. Clair was a member of the Continental Congress and a general during the Revolutionary War. In 1787, he served as President of the Congress from February to November.

After the humiliating defeat at the Battle of the Wabash, he was forced to resign from the military.^[1]

See also

Battle of Saratoga

References

↑ The United States Army - A Chronology, 1775 to the Present

External links

The Life and Public Services of Arthur St. Clair

v • d • e Presidents of the Continental Congress

First Continental Congress	Peyton Randolph (1774) • Henry Middleton (1774)

Second Continental Congress	Peyton Randolph (1774) • John Hancock (1775 - 1777) • Henry Laurens (1777 - 1778) • John Jay (1778 - 1779) • Samuel Huntington (1779 - 1781)

Confederation Congress	Samuel Huntington (1779 - 1781) • Thomas McKean (1781) • John Hanson (1781 - 1782) • Elias Boudinot (1782 - 1783) • Thomas Mifflin (1783 - 1784) • Richard Henry Lee (1784 - 1785) • John Hancock (1785 - 1786) • Nathaniel Gorham (1786 - 1787) • Arthur St. Clair (1787) • Cyrus Griffin (1788)

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