George Washington's 1776: The Battle of Dorchester Heights

George Washington cited the beginning of the first page, "patience, spirit created a miracle at every age" and laid the foundation of David McCarow's book "1776". His thesis is about the austerity story of the Great Army and its leader George Washington. McCullo continued his popular writing skills by following the way, reading books and seeing the important people's homes they had in his life.

March 4 - 17 176 - US forces occupy Dorchester Heights and overlook the Boston harbor. British artillery captured from Ticonderoga Fort was placed high in Boston to force the siege of the British army. The British army left Boston and headed for Halifax. George Washington then rushed to New York to build a defense, and the UK is expected to break into New York City. From June 17 to July 7 - June 7, 1776, Richard Henry Lee, a representative of the Virginia Continental Congress, made a formal resolution seeking the United States to proclaim independence from the UK. Congress decided to postpone the decision until July. On 11 June, Congress appointed a committee to draft the Declaration of Independence. Committee members are Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Roger Livingston, Roger Sherman. The committee prepared the first draft of the declaration and elected Jefferson to complete it in one day.

In early March 1776, General Washington was surprised at the strengthening of British troops occupying Boston's Dorchester Heights. After the former Boston binder, Henry Knox, succeeded in drawing them out of the ice of 200 miles or more from Thai Conde Roga Fort on Champlain Lake, he received about 60 artillery at the end of February. Washington 's successful siege left Boston in England. They left the port on 17th March to leave New York. In memory of the siege the tall white marble monument of the highlands

Fortunately, as George Washington knows, for 'Hello', the UK did not occupy Dorchester Heights above the city. Americans who showed their true ingenuity took 300 miles to the abandoned Ticonderoga Fort, pulled out a huge gun and dragged them back to the snow-covered mountains and frozen lake. When they fired from the altitude, Hao admitted that he soon gave up Boston when he died. Next is the defense of New York in Washington. Huge warships and military transport forces in the UK are assembled at sea. In short, there is no long-term hope of protecting Manhattan in Washington. He hesitated and made a mistake. With their only prestigious charge, British landed on Long Island and crushed his army. However, Hao's "failure to pursue" can bring Washington back to the East River with the boat by surviving. "American Dunkirk"