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Cheers and have a safe tomorrow. Hello and thank you for joining this special edition of the American Revolution.

I had the opportunity to speak with David Price following the release of his new book

John Hazlitt's World about the colonel who commanded the regiment known as the Delaware Blues in the early part of the war.

This is Price's third book covering the 10 crucial days of the war,

starting with Washington's crossing of the Delaware on Christmas night, 1776.

David Price is also a historical interpreter at Washington's Crossing Historic Park in Pennsylvania.

He conducts guided tours at the park, as well as at Princeton Battlefield State Park in New Jersey.

I spoke with Mr. Price over a remote call to discuss the life of Colonel Haslett.

David Price, thank you for joining me on the American Revolution podcast.

Thank you very much.

It's a pleasure to be here.

You're here today because you've written a new book about Colonel John Haslett.

What prompted you to write a book about John Haslett,

and how important is he to the story of the What prompted you to write a book about John Haslett?

And how important is he to the story of the American Revolution?

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