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What was significant about george washington's leading of his troops across the delaware river on christmas night in 1776?
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What was significant about george washington's leading of his troops across the delaware river on christmas night in 1776?

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They caught some inebriated (can’t say Drun-k for some reason) Prussian Mercenaries with there pants down. In other words they were able to do significant damage without losing many (or any at all I don’t remember) men.

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