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trials of Washington in the camp at, i. 752; difficulties attending the reorganization of the army at, i. 755; bad condition of arms and ammunition at, i. 760; intrenchments thrown up by the army at, i. 762; improved state of affairs at--letter of General Greene on the privations of the troops at (_note_), i. 763; fruit-trees in the neighborhood of, consumed as firewood (_note_),