"Though far from ideal, the conditions of the encampment were on par with the Continental soldier's routine privations. During the early months of the encampment, supplies and provisions were scarce, but available. Soldiers made due with subsistence meals such as "firecake," a mixture of water and flour. While a lack of clothing caused suffering among some of the men, many were fully uniformed, with the best equipped units used for foraging and patrols." by Kenndey Hickman Which event of the American Revolution is described above?