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George Washington assumed command of the 17,000-strong Continental Army.
On October 28, 1776, the Continental Army suffered heavy casualties in their battle against Howe’s forces at White Plains, New York.
Washington crossed the Delaware River to attack British forces at Trenton, New Jersey. The surprise raid was a major success.
Washington defeated the British at Princeton, then established winter quarters at Morristown.
Washington’s forces were defeated at Brandywine Creek, Pennsylvania.