A Crisis of Peace

Set against the backdrop of the American Revolution's concluding days, A Crisis of Peace delves into General George Washington's battle to prevent mutiny among his discontented officers in 1783. As financial strains and political rivalries crippled Congress, the army's leadership grew restless over their sacrifices and lack of support from civilians. This gripping account explores the Newburgh Affair, where disillusioned officers considered drastic measures to demand stronger national governance, while Washington worked tirelessly to avert a crisis that could have derailed the fledgling republic. Through this narrative, the audiobook highlights enduring themes of civil-military relations and the shared responsibilities between veterans and society.