The two generals remain where they are…

October 1776 CE

The two generals remain where they are for two days, while Howe reinforces the position on Chatterton Hill, and Washington organizes his army for retreat into the hills.

With the arrival of additional Hessian and Waldeck troops under Lord Percy on October 30, Howe plans to act against the Americans the following day.

However, a heavy rain falls the whole next day, and when Howe is finally prepared to act, he will awakens to find that Washington has again eluded his grasp.

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White Plains Westchester New York United States View →

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Carl von Donop View → George Washington View → Hugh Percy, 2nd Duke of Northumberland View → Johann Rall View → William Howe View →

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