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Washington and his Comrades in Arms

CHAPTER V
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To go there at all was perhaps unwise; to go in September was for him a tragic mistake.
From New York to Philadelphia the distance by land is about a hundred miles.

The route lay across New Jersey, that "garden of America" which English travelers spoke of as resembling their own highly cultivated land.

Washington had his headquarters at Morristown, in northern New Jersey.

His resources were at a low ebb.

He had always the faith that a cause founded on justice could not fail; but his letters at this time are full of depressing anxiety.


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