The Student's Life of Washington Condensed from the Larger Work Part 2

This part depicts the outbreak of the Revolutionary War and Washington’s assumption of command. From Lexington and Bunker Hill to the Siege of Boston, his strategic acumen and resolve emerge. Despite severe setbacks in New York and forced retreats, he maintains unity among his demoralized troops. His leadership under pressure defines his character and earns enduring respect. The section reveals the transformation of a provincial soldier into a steadfast national commander.