Diary, albigence waldo, december 14, 1777 "i am sick—discontented—and out of humor. poor food—hard lodging—cold weather—fatigue—nasty clothes—nasty cookery . ." the quotation above was most likely written a. a british officer in new york. b. a delegate to the continental congress. c. an american soldier at valley forge. d. an american soldier at yorktown.

This quotation was mostly written by C) An American soldier at Valley Forge. Dr. Albigence Walgo was the Surgeon General of George Washington's Army during the Revolutionary War. When he wrote his diary, during the winter of 1777-1778, with his experiences and observations, the American troops had suffered several setbacks, and, after having been defeated at Philadelphia, Washington decided to establish an improvised camp at the strategic, yet extremely harsh, location of Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. It is thanks to Dr. Waldo's invaluable notes that it is possible to have a better idea of the difficulties that the American soldiers experienced during those terrible months.    

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