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This week episode 299 the Siege of Yorktown.

Last week we covered the naval battle that gave the French Navy control of the waters

around Yorktown, Virginia.

The week before that, we covered the march of the armies under Continental General George Washington and French General Rochambault to confront the British Army under General Cornwallis at Yorktown.

Washington and Rochambault arrived in Williamsburg, Virginia on September 14,

1781.

Their respective armies were still marching several days away.

Washington met with Lafayette, who was already commanding a force in the field there,

and received the good news that the French fleet had defeated the British and controlled the Chesapeake.

With the combination of French fleets under Admiral de Grasse and de Baris,

the French had 36 ships of the line to prevent any British naval interference.

Admiral Degrass, however, reminded Washington that the clock was ticking.

The armies had to defeat the British at Yorktown within a month after which

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