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The Continental Army faced some incredibly difficult conditions over to course of the American Revolution, but the winter of 1777-78 was particularly brutal for George Washington’s troops, who endured unimaginable hardships at Valley Forge. Woefully short on basic supplies and essential provisions, Washington’s decision to suffer the conditions with his troops rather than seek more comfortable accommodations for himself boosted patriot loyalty and troop morale, ultimately proving critical in winning the war.
