A History of Pennsylvania
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Valley Forge. — Now came the darkest hour of the Revolution. Discouraged by the defeat at Germantown, which was so nearly a victory, Washington withdrew his ragged army to the hillside camp at Valley Forge. There they suffered every deprivation, having Httle to eat and to wear, and nothing but rude huts for shelter. Their in- trenchments can still be seen, in many places almost leveled Washington's headquarters at Valley Forge.
IQO THE BRITISH HOLD PHILADELPHIA to the ground by the action of ti...me. The state has turned the place into a park and has marked the various spots of interest. At the entrance to the park is the old house which Washington used as his headquarters. It still has in it many rehcs associated with the great patriot, elo- quent reminders of the hardships which he and his men were compelled to undergo. The winter which was spent at Valley Forge was one of unusual severity, and the cold wind blew through the cracks in the walls of the log houses which the soldiers constructed.
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Valley Forge. — Now came the darkest hour of the Revolution. Discouraged by the defeat at Germantown, which was so nearly a victory, Washington withdrew his ragged army to the hillside camp at Valley Forge. There they suffered every deprivation, having Httle to eat and to wear, and nothing but rude huts for shelter. Their in- trenchments can still be seen, in many places almost leveled Washington's headquarters at Valley Forge.
IQO THE BRITISH HOLD PHILADELPHIA to the ground by the action of ti...me. The state has turned the place into a park and has marked the various spots of interest. At the entrance to the park is the old house which Washington used as his headquarters. It still has in it many rehcs associated with the great patriot, elo- quent reminders of the hardships which he and his men were compelled to undergo. The winter which was spent at Valley Forge was one of unusual severity, and the cold wind blew through the cracks in the walls of the log houses which the soldiers constructed.
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