George Washington at the Battle of Princeton, January 3rd 1777, from 'Life and Times of Washington', Volume I, 1857

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"George Washington at the Battle of Princeton, January 3rd 1777" is a historical account featured in the first volume of "Life and Times of Washington," a biographical series written by Alonzo Chappel in 1857. The work provides a detailed narrative of the pivotal moment during the American Revolutionary War when General George Washington led his troops to a significant victory against British forces at Princeton, New Jersey. This victory followed the morale-boosting triumph at the Battle of Trenton and further solidified Washington's reputation as a capable military leader.

Chappel's account of the battle is set against the broader context of Washington's military campaigns and leadership during the revolution. The depiction of the Battle of Princeton emphasizes Washington's strategic acumen, his ability to inspire his men, and the critical role this engagement played in the overall struggle for American independence. The work is a reflection of mid-19th-century historical perspectives and contributes to the hagiography of Washington, celebrating his military prowess and leadership qualities at a time when the nation looked back at its founding with a sense of reverence and national pride.

As a piece of historical literature, "Life and Times of Washington" is an important source for understanding how George Washington's legacy was shaped and perceived in the years before the Civil War. Chappel's portrayal of the Battle of Princeton is emblematic of the era's romanticized view of the Revolutionary War and its heroes. The volume, along with the entire series, serves as a valuable artifact for historians studying the evolution of Washington's mythos and the ways in which American history was written and popularized in the 19th century.

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