A Plan of operations of the Kings Army under the command of General Sir William Howe 1729-1814 in New York and East New Jersey

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"A Plan of the Operations of the King's Army under the Command of General Sir William Howe, K.B. in New York and East New Jersey against the American Forces commanded by General Washington from the 12th of October to the 28th of November 1776" is a historically significant map created by William Faden in 1777. Faden, a prominent British cartographer and publisher, was appointed Geographer to the King in 1783. His map provides a detailed representation of the military engagements between British and American forces during a crucial phase of the American Revolutionary War.

The map is notable for its accuracy and detail, offering a comprehensive view of the troop movements, fortifications, and geographical features relevant to the New York and New Jersey campaign. It covers the area from White Plains down to Perth Amboy and includes parts of Manhattan, the Hudson River, and the surrounding regions. The map is an invaluable resource for historians and scholars, as it provides insight into the strategies employed by both the British under General Howe and the Americans under General Washington.

Faden's work is not only a testament to the cartographic skills of the period but also serves as a visual document of the conflict, reflecting the British perspective of the war. The map's publication shortly after the events it depicts would have influenced contemporary understanding of the military situation in the colonies. Today, it remains an important artifact for the study of the American Revolutionary War and 18th-century cartography.

The map is held in various prestigious collections, including the Library of Congress, and has been referenced in numerous historical studies and publications. Its significance lies in its meticulous depiction of a pivotal moment in American history, providing a snapshot of the complex military operations that helped shape the outcome of the war for independence.

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