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Discover what made Washington "first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen".
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When Washington took command of the Continental Army, he had to unite different peoples of different faiths - or otherwise, risk losing the war.
In order to unite his army against the British, Washington embraced the religious diversity of his soldiers. He made a point of worshiping with different denominations and provided chaplains to the men. Click here to find out more about Washington's army.
Many clergy members of the Church of England remained loyal throughout the war; the ministers at Trinity Church in Philadelphia was no exception. Learn more about the role of Trinity Church in the American Revolution
Washington's victory at Yorktown affirmed his leadership skills; he successfully united peoples of different faiths and won the war. Learn more about the Battle of Yorktown and how it led to peace negotiations.
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A collection of historical maps related to the Revolutionary War campaigns of General Washington
Boston, its environs and harbor, with the rebels works raised against that town in 1775
Plan of New York in 1776
Howe's Attack on Brooklyn
Forts Washington and Lee in New York
Plan of White Plains
The Battle of Trenton
Plan of Princeton
The Battle of Brandywine
The Battle of Germantown
The Battle of Monmouth
The Yorktown Campaign
Siege of Yorktown
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Learn how George Washington successfully established religious freedom in America with this 15 minute film!
