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What was the main issue faced by General Washington at Valley Forge in the winter of 1777â€“1778?

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a. keeping the Continental Army together without funds and after a series of defeats
b. protecting the Continental Army from attacks by Britainâ€™s American Indian allies
c. keeping foreign volunteers like Steuben and Lafayette from deserting for Europe
d. preventing the Spanish from entering the war on the side of the British

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