Washington's Early Struggles and Strategic Victories

This chapter explores George Washington's military leadership during the early American Revolutionary War, focusing on the strategic retreats and challenges he faced against British forces. It highlights key events such as the surprise attack in Trenton that revived American morale and the pivotal victory at Saratoga, which bolstered international support. Additionally, the chapter details the transformative experiences at Valley Forge and Washington's evolving role as a commander amidst growing challenges.