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Washington ExaminerOn May 26, 1776, Gen. George Washington remained in Philadelphia for meetings with the Continental Congress. Maj. Gen. Philip Schuyler reported severe shortages of troops, boats, and provisions from the Canadian theater.
Washington ExaminerOn May 20, 1776, Gen. George Washington received a request from John Hancock to travel to Philadelphia for consultations with Congress. Washington responded that he would follow the next day or the day after if he could settle ongoing matters with the Provincial Congress in New Y…
pbs.orgGen. George Washington received intelligence showing American forces in Canada faced severe shortages. He notified the Second Continental Congress that further reinforcements would worsen conditions.