Washington's Inoculation Shift
Washington initially resisted inoculation, fearing it could spread smallpox, but after witnessing the success of the program, he transformed into a passionate advocate for it. His wife, Martha, played a pivotal role in changing his perspective, leading to a successful inoculation campaign that the soldiers eagerly embraced. This shift not only saved lives but also established Washington as a leader in public health during the revolution.In this clip
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