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He was tall, he was muscular. He walked into a room and people took notice, and those might sound like frivolous things, but they're actually really important when you're trying to get people to follow you.
In this episode of Revolution Revisited, host Maggie Creech explores the journey of George Washington becoming the Commander of the Continental Army, and some of the choices that got him there, with guest historian Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky.
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In this episode of 'Revolution Revisited,' hosted by Maggie Creech, we explore the critical juncture of the American Revolution as the second Continental Congress convenes in 1775. George Washington emerges as the indispensable leader of the newly formed Continental Army, facing internal and external challenges.
Through insightful commentary from Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky, Executive Director of the George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon, we delve into Washington's evolving role and leadership, the dynamics within the Continental Congress, and the broader impact on the quest for American independence.
Explore Washington's strategic decisions, his humility and ambition, his stance on slavery, and his efforts to unify disparate colonies into a nascent nation. The podcast highlights Washington's crucial contributions to the Revolutionary War and sets the stage for his enduring legacy.
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He was tall, he was muscular. He walked into a room and people took notice, and those might sound like frivolous things, but they're actually really important when you're trying to get people to follow you.
In this episode of Revolution Revisited, host Maggie Creech explores the journey of George Washington becoming the Commander of the Continental Army, and some of the choices that got him there, with guest historian Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky.
Inside the Episode:
In this episode of 'Revolution Revisited,' hosted by Maggie Creech, we explore the critical juncture of the American Revolution as the second Continental Congress convenes in 1775. George Washington emerges as the indispensable leader of the newly formed Continental Army, facing internal and external challenges.
Through insightful commentary from Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky, Executive Director of the George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon, we delve into Washington's evolving role and leadership, the dynamics within the Continental Congress, and the broader impact on the quest for American independence.
Explore Washington's strategic decisions, his humility and ambition, his stance on slavery, and his efforts to unify disparate colonies into a nascent nation. The podcast highlights Washington's crucial contributions to the Revolutionary War and sets the stage for his enduring legacy.
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