Summary:
The book provides a detailed account of George Washington's strategic crossing of the Delaware River in 1776 during the American Revolutionary War, which led to crucial victories at Trenton and Princeton. It examines the broader implications of this event on the American struggle for independence, highlighting the leadership, military tactics, and the resilience of the Continental Army.
Key points:
1. Strategic Leadership: The book highlights George Washington's strategic leadership in the Revolutionary War, particularly his pivotal decision to attack Hessian forces in Trenton.
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