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had heard that the people there were for the king almost to a man. So sure was he indeed that the victory would be an easy one that he 85had gone back to his headquarters in New York and prepared to return to England. Putnam, in Philadelphia, had heard of Washingtons intended attack upon the British at Trenton, and to assist him sent Colonel Griffin, at the head of four hundred and fifty militia, across from Philadelphia to New Jersey with directions to make a diversion in favor of the Americans by marching to Mount Holly as if intending an attack upon the British troops under the command of Colonel Donop at Bordentown. Donop fell into the trap, moved against Griffin with his whole force of two thousand men, and, as Griffin retreated before him, followed;

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