The Papers of George Washington: 10 March-12 May 1780 - Revolutionary War Series

Bad weather plagued Gen. George Washington's army during its winter encampment near Morristown, NJ, far into the spring of 1780. Finances caused further woes. Commissaries lacked both cash and credit to obtain provisions, and food shortages meant restless troops. Only vigorous exertions by supply officers kept Washington's army intact.