At its start, Henry Knox deployed an artillery line overlooking King and Queen  Streets, while John Sullivan cut off the enemy's escape route by securing a bridge over Assunpink   Creek.
This battle was supplemented by John Cadwalader's feint on Bordentown in an attempt to cut off   enemy supplies. At its start, Henry Knox deployed an artillery line overlooking King and Queen  Streets, while John Sullivan cut off the enemy's escape route by securing a bridge over Assunpink   Creek. Johann Rall and his Hessians were defeated at this battle, and a week later American forces  were victorious again at Princeton. Name this battle of the American Revolution which began after  George Washington crossed the Delaware River into the modern-day capital of New Jersey.
This battle was supplemented by John Cadwalader's feint on Bordentown in an attempt to cut off   enemy supplies.
First Battle of Trenton [do not accept or prompt on “Second Battle of Trenton” or “Battle  of Assunpink Creek”]  1