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1. George Washington 2
   ... Later he left New Jersey and went to Pennsylvania for safety. On the morning of December 26, 1776, Washington captured Trenton with a surprise attack. ...
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2. George Washington
   ... Washington was depressed by the Britishamp39s easy victory for the occupancy of New York and northern New Jersey. However he knew he must be strong and move on. ...
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3. George Washington Father of a Nation
   ... Washington was depressed by the Britishamp39s easy victory for the occupancy of New York and northern New Jersey. However he knew he must be strong and move on. ...
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4. Washington 2
   ... pulled back most of their troops to winter in New York City, leaving scattered garrisons of German mercenaries in New Jersey. On December 25 Washington led his ...
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5. George Washington
   ... On Christmas night 1776, Washington crossed the Delaware River for a surprise attack in the morning at Trenton, New Jersey, which was captured. ...
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6. George Washington
   ... On Christmas night 1776, Washington crossed the Delaware River for a surprise attack in the morning at Trenton, New Jersey, which was captured. ...
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7. Battle of Princeton
   ... The New Jersey men, decided not to join Washington on his quest did not appreciate the British and Hessians troops destroying their land. ...
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8. Views in the Battle of Trenton
   ... could not come to the aid of Washington, thus this weakened our fources even more. Another blow was the retreat of General Greene. The New Jersey Militia also ...
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9. George
   ... pulled back most of their troops to winter in New York City, leaving scattered garrisons of German mercenaries in New Jersey. On December 25 Washington led his ...
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10. nature versus nurture
    ... My friends were also brought up in North Jersey then their family moved to Washington, New Jersey for their teenage years. Washington ...
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11. GENERAL H. NORMAN SCHWARZKOPF
    ... Norman met Brenda Holsinger, a TWA flight attendant from Timberville, New Jersey. ... of 1976 the Swarzkopf family moved to Fort Lewis in Washington where Norman ...
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12. GENERAL H. NORMAN SCHWARZKOPF
    ... Norman met Brenda Holsinger, a TWA flight attendant from Timberville, New Jersey. ... of 1976 the Swarzkopf family moved to Fort Lewis in Washington where Norman ...
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13. Free Speech at Shopping Centers
    ... Potential new litigation to come from California, New Jersey, Washington, Oregon, Colorado and Massachusetts might raise the question of whether a shopping ...
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14. Battle of Princeton
    ... Although the numbers may not have seemed that remarkable, Washington had accomplished the ... this battle, the British had nearly been wiped out of all New Jersey. ...
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15. The Life Of General McClellan
    ... He spent the rest of the war in Washington DC. ... In 1872, he resigned. From January 1878 1881, McClellan was the governor of New Jersey. ...
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16. NoneProvided
    ... some experts say this may very well be the reason why Washington died ... Ny : Hudson Hills Press Borden, Morton 1969 Tuskegee Institute New Jersey: Prentice Hall ...
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17. Nazis
    ... Skinheads has decreased to under 5,000, Skinheads groups continue to flourish in California, Florida, Michigan, New Jersey, Texas, Pennsylvania and Washington. ...
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18. The Shawshankk Redemption, The Green Mile and The Hurricane
    ... Unlike Coffey, Rubin ampquotHurricaneampquot Carter, played brilliantly by Denzel Washington, is not a ... Carter grew up in Paterson, New Jersey, a middle son among seven ...
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19. Aaron Burr
    ... On March 10, 1779 General Washington accepted Burramp39s resignation with regrets, but Burr ... On July 11, 1804, in Weehawken, New Jersey Burr had a famous duel ...
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20. Aaron Burr1
    ... man in both New Jersey and New York. However, to his good fortune, he never had to face a jury. As if nothing happened, Burr returned to Washington to fulfill ...
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21. Aaron Burr Jr.
    ... man in both New Jersey and New York. However, to his good fortune, he never had to face a jury. As if nothing happened, Burr returned to Washington to fulfill ...
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22. Megans Law
    ... above. In Washington state as well as New Jersey, homes have been destroyed, burned, vandalized, and graphitied by arson. Has this ...
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23. Founding Brothers Paper
    ... Both participants of the duel died in New Jersey in 1804 on July 11th. ... Before the issue could brake up the United States, Washington proposed that the issue ...
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24. The Writing of the Constitution
    ... Following the election of George Washington as president of the convention, Governor Edmund ... Delegates from New Jersey , New York and Delaware did not agree to ...
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25. Alexander Hamilton 2
    ... was later accepted into grammar school in Elizabethtown, New Jersey in 1772 ... by General Nathanael Greene, which later introduced Hamilton to George Washington. ...
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26. Women in Politics
    ... was greatly needed and accepted with much gratitude by General Washington. Female political participation would not stop there. In 1790, New Jersey adopted an ...
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27. American Revolution
    ... In Spring of 1776, the British began drafting plans to attack New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Washington and his men arrived in New York Harbor only to ...
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28. American Revolution
    ... In Spring of 1776, the British began drafting plans to attack New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Washington and his men arrived in New York Harbor only to ...
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29. American Revolutionary War
    ... leaders like General Washington and how he made a surprise attack on the British in 1776, Christmas when he was crossing the Delaware and was in New Jersey. ...
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30. The Great Compromise
    ... Soon after George Washington was elected to be the presiding officer of the ... the delegates from the smaller states, with William Paterson of New Jersey as their ...
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