One side's plan for this battle was based on information from the faux-interrogation of their spy John Honeyman.
One side's plan for this battle was based on information from the faux-interrogation of their spy John Honeyman. The winning side here marched down King and Queen Streets and reinvigorated their soldiers 7 days before enlistments were up. Johann Rall lost this battle partially because he stuck a fateful warning note in his pocket. The losing side was caught by surprise because they had been partying for Christmas. One week after defeating the Hessians at this battle, the Americans won again at Princeton. For 10 points, name this battle prior to which Washington crossed the Delaware River, a victory for the Americans in New Jersey.
One side's plan for this battle was based on information from the faux-interrogation of their spy John Honeyman.
Battle of Trenton