A History of the United States
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This was done, partly by sending additional British troops, and partly by hiring about twenty thousand Germans from some of the lesser German princes. As these mercenaries came very largely from the duchy of Hesse, they were known throughout the war as Hessians. The fact that the British bought the services of foreigners to fight the Americans greatly exasperated the colonists.
THE WAR IN NEW YOKK.
153. Washington s Movements. After the failure of the Canadian expedition, Washington conjectured... that the British would try to get possession of the Hudson by attacking it both from the north and from the south. He had no doubt that Howe s force would ultimately land at New York. To meet such a movement, he ordered Arnold, as soon as he should re cover from his wound, to oppose any approach from the north, while he himself should transfer the greater part of his army to New York. Arriving in April, 1776, he soon found that his conjecture had been correct. Howe, as soon as he had 154] THE WAK IN NEW YORK.
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This was done, partly by sending additional British troops, and partly by hiring about twenty thousand Germans from some of the lesser German princes. As these mercenaries came very largely from the duchy of Hesse, they were known throughout the war as Hessians. The fact that the British bought the services of foreigners to fight the Americans greatly exasperated the colonists.
THE WAR IN NEW YOKK.
153. Washington s Movements. After the failure of the Canadian expedition, Washington conjectured... that the British would try to get possession of the Hudson by attacking it both from the north and from the south. He had no doubt that Howe s force would ultimately land at New York. To meet such a movement, he ordered Arnold, as soon as he should re cover from his wound, to oppose any approach from the north, while he himself should transfer the greater part of his army to New York. Arriving in April, 1776, he soon found that his conjecture had been correct. Howe, as soon as he had 154] THE WAK IN NEW YORK.
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