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This week on Dear Chelsea with me, Chelsea Handler.

Marin Morris is here.

You came out of a marriage.

You came out of quote-unquote country music.

And you had a huge growth spurt from what I can tell.

I was expanding and growing at a really fast pace.

And yes, you could throw motherhood and the postpartum thing, learning about myself.

There were a lot of, like, identity crises going on.

But I realized, like, I can't look back and slow down for people.

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In the early hours of October 9,, 1779, in the marshes to the south of Savannah, Georgia,

the cavalry commander was awaiting his call to glory.

If he succeeded, the plan that he had spearheaded would unite a force of American and French troops in a bold,

multi-pronged attack to reclaim the city, Savannah, from the British.

Once the infantry located a defensive weakness, the cavalry would charge, break through enemy lines

and overwhelm their opposition. If they won, it would be a

resounding victory in the American Revolutionary War, and also it would be a crowning achievement

for one of the most unlikely heroes of the Continental Army. Because the general that day waiting on his horse

was neither American nor French, Count Casimir Pulaski was a Polish noble. Unfortunately for

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