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Mark Puls provides a powerful symbol of the Revolutionary War general who played a vital part in most of George Washington’s fights. Throughout the Siege of Boston, Carol Knox’s incredible 300-mile transportation of forty-nine cannons from Ticonderoga stored the town. Building upon his expertise for logistics, Knox designed Washington’s well-known Holiday evening passing to security over the Delaware River. And it had been the general’s tactical achievements that created the ultimate victory at Yorktown feasible.