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18 plus scumannware.commodeware. Hello. Hello, and thank you for joining this special edition of the American Revolution. We were joined by author David Price, who came to discuss his book, winning the

10 crucial days. The book looks at the various factors that went into the success of General

Washington's campaign to attack Trenton and Princeton in the 10 days between December 25, 1776, and January

3, 1777. Mr. Price joined our roundtable discussion on Zoom,

and what follows is a recording of our conversation. So, yeah, we're here tonight to discuss

David Price's book, Winning the Ten Crucial Days, which, of course, the Ten Crucial Days refers to the events surrounding the Trenton and Princeton campaigns in late 1776.

We've looked at this from a lot of different directions, but I thought David had a really interesting new point of view on this.

So, David, I'm just going to turn it right over to you and then let you

get started. Okay, thanks, Mike. It's a pleasure to be back. This new book, I guess,

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