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dot UK slash podcast to learn more. It's Christmas night, 1776. The Delaware River is frozen.

It's an obstacle course, chunks of ice drifting like slowed daggers through the current.

Snow pelts the men's faces and numbs their fingers as they row.

When striving for silence, every splash of an oar feels louder than a gunshot.

General George Washington, tall, solemn, wrapped in a heavy cloak, stands near the bow of his

boat. He says very little. He doesn't have to. Everyone here knows the stakes. A rag-tagged,

bunch of farmers, merchants, and dreamers shivering in the threadbare coats, their morale as

thin as the ice coating the ground on the opposite bank.

The Continental Army has been thrashed, repeatedly, and chased across New Jersey.

Its numbers have shrunk from 19,000 to less than 6,000.

Most enlistments expire in just days. If this night fails, the revolution could very

well die before the new year begins. Sometimes desperation breeds boldness. The British, they think

the war is over for the winter, and they've hired German-Heshen

mercenaries, and they are all in cozy quarters having just enjoyed Christmas celebrations

with plenty of wine. Washington's plan is audacious. It's straight out of a heist movie.

They're going to cross the icy Delaware River, under the cover of

darkness, march nine miles, and launch a surprise attack on the Hessian garrison at Trenton

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