The Principles of Strategy : Illustrated Mainly From American Compaigns
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These obstructions not only detain passing vessels under fire, but also insure the advantage of a stationary target.
XII.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF COUNTER-OFFENSIVE OPERATION.
washii^gton's counter-offensive at teenton, 1777.
^ST JANUAR Y. — The American army under Wash- ington is encamped at Trenton, Bordentown, and Crosswicks, with head-quarters at Trenton (Map 5). It aggregates 5000 men. Cornwallis is advancing with 7000 men from Brunswick to attack it. The Delaware River is swollen with recent rain...s and melting snow and obstructed with floating ice, and is consequently imjDassa- ble in the face of the advancing enemy.
2d January. — Just east of Trenton runs the Assanpink Creek, a small stream with abrupt banks, its only good crossing being a little above its mouth. Washington has assembled his army on the east bank of this stream, and the British have encamped on the west side near Trenton.
To all appearance a general action is to be fought on the morrow, with all the chances on the side of the British, for they are considerably superior to the Americans in numbers, and still more so in discipline and experience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These obstructions not only detain passing vessels under fire, but also insure the advantage of a stationary target.
XII.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF COUNTER-OFFENSIVE OPERATION.
washii^gton's counter-offensive at teenton, 1777.
^ST JANUAR Y. — The American army under Wash- ington is encamped at Trenton, Bordentown, and Crosswicks, with head-quarters at Trenton (Map 5). It aggregates 5000 men. Cornwallis is advancing with 7000 men from Brunswick to attack it. The Delaware River is swollen with recent rain...s and melting snow and obstructed with floating ice, and is consequently imjDassa- ble in the face of the advancing enemy.
2d January. — Just east of Trenton runs the Assanpink Creek, a small stream with abrupt banks, its only good crossing being a little above its mouth. Washington has assembled his army on the east bank of this stream, and the British have encamped on the west side near Trenton.
To all appearance a general action is to be fought on the morrow, with all the chances on the side of the British, for they are considerably superior to the Americans in numbers, and still more so in discipline and experience.
What to read after The Principles of Strategy : Illustrated Mainly From American Compaigns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bigelow, John, 1817-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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