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No, no, no, no, no, no. That was just an embarrassing minor defeat, let's say at Trenton and

Princeton or two defeats or three, depending on how you count it. But oh no, they've still got

plenty of soldiers and plenty of resolve to defeat this rebellion. They are down, but they are not out.

Yeah, the Americans did defeat the red codes at Trenton and Princeton, but from at least a

strategic standpoint, you can see how the British are still in a really good situation.

All they'd really have to do is find a way to sever communication in New England. The

British Navy could easily patrol the Hudson. And if you can separate communication in New England,

then you can crush regions individually. So it looks good on paper, but there are some problems

underneath the surface. They're bubbling to the surface. How's troop strength is a problem?

We always think of the Americans as having the problems keeping their army together and they do,

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