Betrayal at West Point
As months drag on in anticipation of a court martial, Benedict's feelings of betrayal intensify, leading him to contemplate treason. Despite expecting a full exoneration, he faces a disappointing verdict that only clears him of some charges. Seeking a position of power, he requests command of West Point, unaware that this pivotal fort holds the key to controlling the Hudson River and thwarting British ambitions.In this clip
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