Fog and Friendly Fire
A chaotic battle at Germantown leads to a significant loss for George, exacerbated by fog and a drunken general mistaking allies for enemies. Despite the defeat, the resilience of his troops impresses both the British commander and foreign diplomats, highlighting George's ability to inspire confidence. However, as Horatio basks in glory, questions arise about George's leadership, revealing the political tensions within the Continental Army.In this clip
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