An Account of the Centennial Celebrations At Princeton Nj June 27th 1867 An
An Account of the Centennial Celebrations At Princeton Nj June 27th 1867 An
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The battle of Trenton was the turning point of the Revolution, that of Prince- ton, succeeding it, gave encouragement to the army. But these battles were only the beginning of the end. The battle of Monmouth, June 28th, 1778, gave the more decisive blow. There were more troops in it than in any other battle of the Revolution. We had 20, 000. In 1777-8, Washington had been at Valley Forge, without food or clothing for his army. The enemy was living in luxury in Philadelphia. May 8th, '78, news a...rrived that France had acknowledged our independence, and signed a treaty of amity and was about to send out a fleet to blockade the Delaware, and capture Lord Howe. On the 1 8th of June, the British evacuated Philadelphia, passed over to Gloucester point, and made their way to Haddonfield and Mount Holly. Then they divided into two bands, under Corn- wallis and Nepauson, and were making their way to their ships at Sandy Hook. At Englishtown, Washington determined to attack them ; though his generals had advised against it.
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The battle of Trenton was the turning point of the Revolution, that of Prince- ton, succeeding it, gave encouragement to the army. But these battles were only the beginning of the end. The battle of Monmouth, June 28th, 1778, gave the more decisive blow. There were more troops in it than in any other battle of the Revolution. We had 20, 000. In 1777-8, Washington had been at Valley Forge, without food or clothing for his army. The enemy was living in luxury in Philadelphia. May 8th, '78, news a...rrived that France had acknowledged our independence, and signed a treaty of amity and was about to send out a fleet to blockade the Delaware, and capture Lord Howe. On the 1 8th of June, the British evacuated Philadelphia, passed over to Gloucester point, and made their way to Haddonfield and Mount Holly. Then they divided into two bands, under Corn- wallis and Nepauson, and were making their way to their ships at Sandy Hook. At Englishtown, Washington determined to attack them ; though his generals had advised against it.
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