George Washington
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He followed promptly, but could not make up for lost time. Washington had marched for Princeton, to surprise a British force there about equal to his own ; but it was already in motion to join Cornwallis, and the surprise was incomplete.
He found the enemy not in camp, but under arms, and the contest was a severe one. The victory for the Americans was complete, the British losing about four hundred men in killed and wounded and retreating. The patriot loss was smaller in numbers, but it include...d Washington's true and valued friend, General Mercer.
The vigorous movements of the British generals, aroused in this terrible way from their false dream of security, made further offensive operations impos- sible until re-enforcements should gather. The American army was not in condition to risk a gen- eral engagement with the forces now gathered under GEORGE WASHINGTON. 189 Cornwallis, and moved rapidly away to a strong position near Morristown, New Jersey, to rest and gather strength. It was a rough and mountainous region, easily held, and the selection of it exhibited a military genius up to that time denied to the leader of the patriot army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He followed promptly, but could not make up for lost time. Washington had marched for Princeton, to surprise a British force there about equal to his own ; but it was already in motion to join Cornwallis, and the surprise was incomplete.
He found the enemy not in camp, but under arms, and the contest was a severe one. The victory for the Americans was complete, the British losing about four hundred men in killed and wounded and retreating. The patriot loss was smaller in numbers, but it include...d Washington's true and valued friend, General Mercer.
The vigorous movements of the British generals, aroused in this terrible way from their false dream of security, made further offensive operations impos- sible until re-enforcements should gather. The American army was not in condition to risk a gen- eral engagement with the forces now gathered under GEORGE WASHINGTON. 189 Cornwallis, and moved rapidly away to a strong position near Morristown, New Jersey, to rest and gather strength. It was a rough and mountainous region, easily held, and the selection of it exhibited a military genius up to that time denied to the leader of the patriot army.
What to read after George Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard William Osborn to read onlineMoreLess
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