The night before this defeat for Charles Mawhood, the victorious side had won the Battle of Assunpink Creek, and it occurred about a week after the Battle of Trenton.
The winter following this engagement is known as the Forage War, and this battle ended with John Sullivan's capture of Nassau Hall. At a critical point in this engagement, John Cadwalader arrived with militiamen to support the fleeing forces of Hugh Mercer, who the British mistook for George Washington. The night before this defeat for Charles Mawhood, the victorious side had won the Battle of Assunpink Creek, and it occurred about a week after the Battle of Trenton. Resulting in the British fleeing from New Jersey, for 10 points, name this 1777 victory for George Washington in an Ivy League college town.
The winter following this engagement is known as the Forage War, and this battle ended with John Sullivan's capture of Nassau Hall.
Battle of Princeton