George Washington, Volume 4

Volume Four of this series chronicles the British withdrawal from Boston, their strategic moves to New York and Manhattan, and Washington’s resilient response as the American Revolution unfolds. Despite setbacks, including being outmaneuvered near Philadelphia, Washington’s daring Christmas crossing of the Delaware River marks a pivotal moment that reinvigorates the fight for independence. The narrative also details the hardships faced during the winter at Valley Forge, highlighting the perseverance of the Continental Army.