The Spurious Letters Attributed to Washington (Classic Reprint) Hardback -

Fort Lee was taken on November 2oth, 1776, the American army leaving so hastily as to lose the whole Of the cannon that were at the fort, except two twelve-pounders, and a great deal Of baggage, between two and three hundred tents, about a thousand barrels of flour, and other stores in the quartermaster's department. This loss was inevitable. - Was/zz'ngfon to the President qf Congress, 21 November, 1776. In such a hasty retreat it was very reasonable to suppose thatthat some Of the sick might have been left behind in the confusion, and so Billy was taken.

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