David and Loremaster Bryan8063 continue their special coverage of the PBS Ken Burns miniseries The American Revolution with immediate reactions to the third episode. The discussion explores Burns finding his rhythm in military history storytelling following his Vietnam War series, the crucial connection between military action and congressional politics, and Washington's desperate circumstances at Trenton.

The hosts examine themes of American persistence and luck, the humanity and flaws of national heroes who rose to the occasion, and the massive logistical challenges of sustaining an army. A particularly moving moment highlights one soldier's decision to re-enlist sparking others to follow, demonstrating how commitment to revolutionary ideals proved contagious even in the darkest hours.

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The American Revolution - Episode 3 - Times That Try Men's Souls