French Command Dilemma
Rochambeau's cautious approach complicates plans as George urges a swift attack on Benedict's position. Despite a temporary naval advantage, delays lead to missed opportunities, allowing British reinforcements to arrive. Meanwhile, Lafayette grapples with the decision to support Greene in the Carolinas or return to Washington, highlighting the challenges of command and coordination during the war.In this clip
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