Item #900121 1777 REVOLUTIONARY WAR newspaper GEORGE WASHINGTON LETTER Battle of Germantown. Washington's Report to Continental Congress after the Battle of Germantown.
1777 REVOLUTIONARY WAR newspaper GEORGE WASHINGTON LETTER Battle of Germantown
1777 REVOLUTIONARY WAR newspaper GEORGE WASHINGTON LETTER Battle of Germantown
1777 REVOLUTIONARY WAR newspaper GEORGE WASHINGTON LETTER Battle of Germantown
1777 REVOLUTIONARY WAR newspaper GEORGE WASHINGTON LETTER Battle of Germantown

1777 REVOLUTIONARY WAR newspaper GEORGE WASHINGTON LETTER Battle of Germantown

London: The London Chronicle, 1777. 1st Edition. Very Good. Item #900121

1777 Revolutionary War newspaper with an inside-page long and detailed headline report on the Battle of Germantown, now part of Philadelphia.

The report is George Washington's offical report to the Continental Congress and recounts the near American victory, specifically mentioning the Chew House, where British snipers held the Americans at bay long enough to keep the Americans from routing the British troops.

"They retreated a considerable distance, having previously thrown a party into Mr. Chew's house, who were in a situation not to be easily forced, and had it in there power, from the windows, to give is no small annoyance, and in a great measure to obstruct our advance." - Washington.

This original Revolutionary War artifact is perfect for framing and display and is complete in 8 pages. Very Good condition with a private embossed stamp, stamped in blind, at the bottom right corner. This historic piece measures 11.5" X 8.25" and would make a fine centerpiece to any quality George Washington or Revolutionary War collection.

#1U-042.

Price: $350.00