Valley Forge Turning Point
Joseph Ellis discusses the harsh conditions at Valley Forge during the winter of 1777-78, where the Continental Army faced starvation and exposure. Despite the hardships, Washington recognized the importance of controlling the countryside and deployed the army strategically to maintain control over the population. This pivotal moment marked a shift in the American Revolutionary War.In this clip
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