This battle was supplemented by John Cadwalader's feint on Bordentown in an attempt to cut off enemy supplies.
This battle was supplemented by John Cadwalader's feint on Bordentown in an attempt to cut off enemy supplies. At its start, Henry Knox deployed an artillery line overlooking King and Queen Streets, while John Sullivan cut off the enemy's escape route by securing a bridge over Assunpink Creek. Johann Rall and his Hessians were defeated at this battle, and a week later American forces were victorious again at Princeton. Name this battle of the American Revolution which began after George Washington crossed the Delaware River into the modern-day capital of New Jersey.
This battle was supplemented by John Cadwalader's feint on Bordentown in an attempt to cut off enemy supplies.
First Battle of Trenton [do not accept or prompt on "Second Battle of Trenton" or "Battle of Assunpink Creek"]