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Today episode 113 the Fall of Fort Washington.

In last week's episode, we saw General Washington pull the Continental Army out of White Plains

New York and cross the Hudson River into New Jersey.

British General William Howe pursued a policy of slow but deliberate overwhelming force.

He never gave Washington an opportunity to strike at any extended vulnerability.

But his glacial pace also meant that he never could capture the Continental Army or force any sort of determinative battle.

The Continental Army still had one outpost on Manhattan. That was Fort Washington.

The Americans had built Fort Washington. The Americans had built Fort Washington in order to prevent the Royal Navy from sailing up the Hudson.

It sat along the river on the New York side with Fort Lee, formerly Fort Constitution, on the New Jersey

side. Any British ship passing up the river would be subject to an artillery assault from both sides. The experience over the summer showed that the

forts never accomplished their purpose. With a good tailwind, the British Navy could sail

right past both forts suffering only minor damage.

Admiral Richard Howe regularly sent ships upriver for little purpose other than proving

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