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Essay heading: Battle Of Trenton
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This was the national picture of General George’s army. This is why they were remembered. Although, there were myths of them being drunk from a Christmas party.
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The Battle of Trenton was a very important battle. Yet, it was only a total of 90 minutes! It was in a December, and it was extremely cold. Only 4 Americans in casualties, and a lot of Hessians were killed. In the end, General George Washington’s army won. How it all happened, is what’s going to be explained...
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