The Crossing
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- Arrived at the Delaware River
- Oh God! Please save us from this terrifying scene!
- Men! Head towards to the boats quickly!
- Spying on the Hessians
- Hmmm... I have an idea!
- How many Hessians are there?
- About 20,000 of them, sir.
- Washington's Meeting
- IS HE CRAZY?!
- Looks like General Washington is SO gonna regret that.
- We are going to cross the Delaware River to Trenton at Christmas during midnight.
- This is not gonna be good.
- George Washington and the Americans were being chased out of New York, then they arrived at the Delaware River and used the boats to escape from the Hessians.
- Crossing From Delaware River to Trenton
- Hurry along, men! Before morning reaches!
- We are going to get those pesky Hessians!
- After the Americans escaped successfully, Washington and his friend have found the Hessians' location and they were spying on them. Then Washington has a plan.
- The Ambush Begins!
- This is what you get! You pesky Hessians!
- Washington has called a meeting and told the other Americans about his plan of how to attack the Hessians. They will have to get multiple boats to cross the Delaware River to get to Trenton, then they will attack them at midnight in Christmas Eve.
- Washington's First Victory
- If there are some Hessians who wants to come with us to defeat the British, please raise your hand.
- Guess I have no choice.
- During midnight, Washington and his 2,000 men are trying to get all of them in multiple boats, so they can start crossing all the way to Trenton before morning.
- Washington and his 2,000 men have finally made it to Trenton before morning, even though it's not Christmas Eve anymore. Then, they made their way to the Hessians' village, and start attacking.
- WHY?!
- While the battle continues, the French colonel and his Hessians were surrounded, then one of Washington's men has shot the colonel, and decided to surrender. Then, Washington came to the colonel's house to hear his last words, and some of the Hessians were coming to his side. That was actually Washington's first victory.
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