<p>As December 1777 began, General George Washington and the Continental Army, in their encampment in Whitemarsh, PA, were at a crossroads and in search of a way forward. On December 10, that way forward came into better focus. To understand the state of Washington and his army on December 10, one must first look more closely at what happened in the early days of December 1777.</p>

As December 1777 began, General George Washington and the Continental Army, in their encampment in Whitemarsh, PA, were at a crossroads and in search of a way forward. On December 10, that way forward came into better focus. To understand the state of Washington and his army on December 10, one must first look more closely at what happened in the early days of December 1777.

The Continental Army and the New Nation: In Search of a Way Forward, Pt. 1

This podcast will focus on the critical six days in December 1777 when George Washington and the Continental Army were encamped in Gulph Mills, Pennsylvania, a time that is known as the Threshold to Valley Forge and that is a microcosm of the Revolutionary War. In discussing the people and events of those critical six days in the formation of the new United States, this podcast will also ask the question: what will you do for democracy?

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The Continental Army and the New Nation: In Search of a Way Forward, Pt. 1

The Continental Army and the New Nation: In Search of a Way Forward, Pt. 1