 The British attacked Fort Washington, and 3,000 men were killed or taken prisoner. And that was the result of Greene's advice. But to Washington's credit, he never blamed Nathaniel Greene, even though he, Washington, thought, no, we should evacuate this place. And Greene was the one who said, no, I can defend it. Well, he couldn't. And in a war of this size, the loss of 3,000 soldiers at such a moment was a catastrophe.