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Stoney Point

July 15, 1779. In their first northward action since the surrender at Saratoga, the British captured the American fort at Stony Point. Under the direction of General Washington, the Americans recaptured the fort, suffering only minimal casualties.

Mitchell, Mark

Hooper, Obediah

Agens (Ragen), James

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