George Washington in the Revolution

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Along with a reluctance of Congress to order a full scale attack in fear of the destruction of Boston, reluctance that left Washington scrambling to encourage his men for the coming winter and dread the expiration of enlistments at the end of the year...
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It was a formidable set of oppositions, indeed. All the while, Washington struggled with his own internal conflicts; prejudice against his New Englander men and his impatience to make a decisive strike against the British, from which he had to been restrained from a number of times by both his council of war and Congress, which he would accept humbly but never-the-less disappointedly...
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