Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 297
trising. After a terrible conflict of twenty minutes, the mass of Stirlingscommand succeeded in passing the muddy stream, but the general andsome of his bravest companions were compelled to surrender to superiornumbers. Washington wrung his hands in agony at the sight of such dis-aster. Good God,… … .s-nKi.iNc.i minated by the retreat of the remnant of Americans which had escapedcapture. Howe stated his loss at 367 killed, wounded, and missing; andhe estimated that of the Americans at 3,300, though probably it did not ex-ceed one half of that number, of whom 1,076, including Generals…
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