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Further reading
Prior to the Battle of Trenton, the British had considered the [[Battle of New York]] a decisive victory, likely to end the war once and for all. A number of colonists had begun to think the same, and flocked to the British side when [[Admiral Howe]] offered a general [[pardon]]. Washington's victory changed all that.
Prior to the Battle of Trenton, the British had considered the [[Battle of New York]] a decisive victory, likely to end the war once and for all. A number of colonists had begun to think the same, and flocked to the British side when [[Admiral Howe]] offered a general [[pardon]]. Washington's victory changed all that.
==Further reading==
* Levin, Jack and [[Mark Levin|Levin, Mark]]. George Washington: The Crossing (2013)
== References ==
== References ==
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