Plan of the Operations of General Washington

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"Plan of the Operations of General Washington against the King's Troops in New Jersey from the 26th of December 1776 to the 3rd January 1777" is a historically significant map created by William Faden, a British cartographer and publisher. This detailed map was published on March 1, 1777, and illustrates the movements and engagements of General George Washington and the Continental Army during a pivotal phase of the American Revolutionary War, known as the Ten Crucial Days.

The map is notable for its accuracy and detail, providing a visual representation of the military strategy and tactics employed by Washington during the campaign. It covers the period that includes the Battle of Trenton, the first significant military victory for the Continental forces, and the subsequent actions leading up to and including the Battle of Princeton. These victories reinvigorated the American cause at a time when morale was at its lowest and the revolutionary effort was in jeopardy.

William Faden, the Royal Geographer to King George III, was renowned for the quality and precision of his work. His map serves not only as a tool for understanding the historical events of the American Revolution but also as an artifact that reflects the cartographic skills and resources available to geographers in the 18th century. The "Plan of the Operations of General Washington" is an important resource for historians and scholars, offering insights into the geographical and logistical aspects of the war.

The map's significance extends beyond its immediate use during the war, as it has been referenced by subsequent generations of historians and educators in the study of the American Revolution. Its inclusion in the collections of libraries and historical societies underscores its value as a primary source document for understanding the complexities of the conflict between the American colonies and Great Britain.

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