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On June 18, 1776, General George Washington appointed Joseph Reed as adjutant general as preparations intensified for the defense of New York against British forces. Concurrently, John Hancock of the Second Continental Congress urged Washington to send General Horatio Gates to Canada to address the military crisis following the death of General Thomas.
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On June 18, 1776, General George Washington appointed Joseph Reed as adjutant general as preparations intensified for the defense of New York against British forces. Concurrently, John Hancock of the Second Continental Congress urged Washington to send General Horatio Gates to Canada to address the military crisis following the death of General Thomas.
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