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Crossing the Delaware and Valley Forge: Two Wild Winters with Washington
Author John Micklos, Jr. takes readers through two of the wildest and most dangerous winters during the Revolutionary War. From Washington's famous crossing of the Delaware on the Christmas of 1776 to the harsh winter camp at Valley Forge in 1777, readers will find out how the Continental Army not only survived, but also transformed into a fully trained fighting force against the British.
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Revolutionary War Library series. These six volumes provide a basic introduction to the growing tensions between England and the American colonies; the significant events leading up to and during the war; the men, women, and children who helped bring victory to the thirteen colonies; and the founding of our Constitution. Archival photographs and maps enhance these otherwise bland renderings of Revolutionary War history. Reading list, timeline. Glos., ind., The Horn Book Guide Spring 2009
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