Yorktown Victory Dispatches Reach Congress Leader McKean
The narrative details General Washington's siege at Yorktown and McKean's dual offices. Tilghman fights storms and fatigue delivering Washington’s dispatch to Congress, racing from Yorktown to Annapolis and then to Philadelphia. News reaches Governor Lee and Maryland officials via Grasse’s fleet before Tilghman arrives at McKean’s home in the early hours.
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