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This week episode 225, Stony Point.

By the middle of 1779, the British had settled into New York and Newport,

Rhode Island without an expectation of any more major operations in the area.

The only British offensive at the time was operating in the south, where the British

and Savannah were making moves against South Carolina.

The main British army in New York City by this time probably consisted of a majority of

Hessian soldiers and loyalists.

Most of the regulars had been sent off to other parts of the empire.

I couldn't find a really good authoritative source to tell me exactly how many soldiers

General Henry Clinton had in New York at this time, but my guess is around 10 to 12,000

effective.

Meanwhile, George Washington also struggled to keep an army of a similar size just outside of New York City in order to keep the

British in check. The Continental's encamped primarily around the newly constructed

defenses at West Point.

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