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Ketchum demonstrates how this singular victory convinced France to enter the war as an American ally

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Waco: Texian Press

In the Hurricane’s Eye Very Near Fine the condition better than VERYThe book chronicles the pivotal year of 1781, arguing that the American Revolution's ultimate success was not an inevitable land victory, but a maritime miracle facilitated by French naval power. Philbrick details how George Washington navigated a complex "hurricane" of geopolitical factors, including Spanish financing and French fleet movements, to trap Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown. By focusing on the Battle of the Chesapeake, a massive naval