Views in the Battle of Trenton
Despite Lack of morale among Troops and Poor Supplies, Brilliant Washingto defeats BritishOn the morning of December 26the General Washington lead the American fources to another unlikely victory. Weeks before General Lee was captued by Lt.Col. Harcourt and could not come to the aid of Washington, thus this weakened our fources even more. Another blow was the retreat of General Greene.The New Jersey Militia also showed up in miniscule numbers, and deserttion was commonThe British troops along with the Hessians had been chasing the American fources from New Brunswick, to Princeton, untill the pushed them back into Pennslyvania. The British troops were spread out and not feeling any threat of the Amrican fources, besides a few rapscalius New Jersey Milita Men who annoyed them enough to give Washingto a hand. The foursight of Washinton lead him to have all the boats along the Deleware collected as to stop any mode of further progress by Howe. This worked and Howe decied not to persue Washinton any further. Washington took this time to recuperate and plan.The timing could not have been more perfect had God planned it himself. Just after nightfall Washinton had his troops ferried acro
Rall was slow to aide his troops from his Christmas reveling. There they were harassed by a few unorganized milita men, but easily took care of such distractions. This win by the Americans at the battle of Trentn can only be seen a lucky event on their part that will only delay their loss of the war by a few weeks. A small anount of amunition was taken from our soldiers, btu nothing sufficent enough to give them any hope or make our loss signifigant. In the pandamonium the three Hessian regiments were seperated and left exposed. But then those over stuffed shirts came and pilliaged our town. They even blocked all modes of escape as t capture as many Hessians as possible. The Battle at Trenton was not long, but it was innvaluable. Due to this two men had reportedly froze to death, but Washington marched the on. But, we can't keep doing this fprever. This is one of Americas few wins in the war, and it will certainly be one of their last. The Weather was bone chilling cold.
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