The Battle of Princeton (1782)
by James Peale
QUICK FACTS
- Within nine months, the Americans exhaust their supply of gunpowder. Not able to manufacture it in sufficient quantities, they rely on imports — mainly from the Caribbean.
CONTENTS
British Commanders-in-Chief in North America
- Lieutenant General Jeffrey Amherst, 1758—63
- Major General Thomas Gage, 1763—75
- Lieutenant General William Howe, 1775—78
- Lieutenant General Henry Clinton, 1778—82
- General Guy Carleton, 1782—83
Continental Army Commander-in-Chief
- General George Washington, 1775—83