Virginia and england are what type of noun ?

Virginia and England are personal nouns.
Personal nouns are used to denote names of people, locations, rivers, etc., names in general. They are always written with the capital letter, as opposed to, let's say, common nouns (such as desk, chair, bed) which are not.

A dialogue between two soldiers discussing their hard times at Valley Forge would most likely focus on the difficult conditions that were faced by the Continental Army at Valley Forge because of the cold winter. The Continental Army was stationed at Valley Forge in the winter of 1777 and 1778. The soldiers were not prepared for the winter and only one in three had shoes. There were not proper nourishments (food) for the soldiers and disease was rampant in the camp. These were a few of the factors that made life in Valley Forge at this time difficult for the Continental soldiers camped there.