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Trenton

1776. On December 26th, Washington's Army crossed the Delaware and surprised the British at Trenton. The main attack was made by 2,400 troops under Washington on the Hessian Garrison. Washington's troops acheived total surprise and defeated the British forces. The American victory was the first of the war, and helped to restore American morale.

Montgomery, Hugh

Meredith, Samuel

Hooper, Obediah

Copple, Daniel

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