The Patriot Resource TV: Documentaries

Highlights of WASHINGTON THE WARRIOR include:

The skills he learned and challenges he faced while running the Mount Vernon Estate, including the sudden death of his stepdaughter Patsy and growing antagonism toward the British and their business and taxation practices.
Washington 's time in the Continental Congress, during which his remarkable charisma and resolve earned him the role as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army in the fight against the British.
Washington's efforts to pull together the discipline and attention of his undermanned army to fight the most powerful force in the world, a task that would be revisited several times over the course of the Revolutionary War as he struggled to keep the army from total disintegration.
His Revolutionary War triumphs as Boston , Trenton , and Princeton, and the lowly disappointments of Manhattan , Long Island , and Kip's Bay.
The brutal winter at Valley Forge, during which American soldiers died by the dozen from bitter cold, disease, and a lack of supplies, but where Washington cemented his status as a beloved leader by staying with his men day in and day out throughout the winter.
His final masterstroke at Yorktown, where Washington 's army turned the tide of the entire war in the eleventh hour, delivering a knockout blow to his rival Cornwallis with the help of a French Naval fleet.
After defeating the British, Washington again proves his immeasurable worth to the American dream with steady, unassuming guidance through an uprising in his own ranks, from soldiers seeking better pay and benefits from the government.
His almost unprecedented decision to relinquish power back to Congress after conquering the mighty British, a move that many feel ultimately defined him as the most unique of all warriors: a man who preferred liberty to power and justice to glory.

This presentation taps experts, historians and authors including the following principal interviews:

John Buchanan	Author, The Road to Valley Forge (2004)
Bruce Chadwick, Ph.D.	Lecturer in History, Rutgers University Author , George Washington's War (2004)
Caroline Cox, Ph.D.	Professor of History, University of the Pacific Author, A Proper Sense of Honor (2004)
Joseph J. Ellis, Ph.D.	Professor of History, Mt. Holyoke College Author, His Excellency: George Washington (2004)
Wayne Lee, Ph.D.	Professor of Military History and Revolutionary Era, University of Louisville. Author, War and Society in the American Revolution (2005)
Edward G. Lengel	Associate Editor, The Papers of George Washington, University of Virginia Author, Gen. George Washington: A Military Life (2005)
Lt. Gen. Dave Palmer	Former Superintendent, West Point Currently writing, Washington & Arnold
Maj. Thomas Rider II	Professor of Military History, West Point .
Gregory Urwin, Ph.D.	Professor of History, Temple University Author, The United States Infantry: An Illustrated History

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