Birth of a Nation Era Battle Yes Washington’s Siege Narratives
The account outlines Washington’s strategic choices during the New York siege with 26 500 troops in paper strength and 19 000 actual, Greene and Howe urging different plans, naval threats on the Hudson and East Rivers, and political aims abroad. It includes Congress debates, Hessian leaflets, and Franklin’s fables amid the looming clash.
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