Hey everyone, Scott here, a brief message for you. If you've been listening to our series,

Key Battles of the Revolutionary War, with co-host James Early, we left off with George

Washington crossing the Delaware and reversing the terrible fortunes of the Continental Army,

after suffering a terrible defeat in the New York campaign. We're halfway through this series now,

we completed episode 12 and have many, many more battles to go before the war wraps up,

but we're taking a mid-season pause and going to do about a month of episodes where things are

going back to regularly schedule programming where I interview book authors and do solo episodes.

So I'll do this for about a month and then we'll kick back into the Key Battles of the

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