On July 2, 1776, the Continental Congress voted for independence. Two months later, the revolution nearly ended in a single night.
George Will (
@GeorgeWill) reflects on the contingency at the heart of history: "If there hadn't been a fog in the East River in that late summer of 1776 that rescued George Washington's army one night, one fog, the revolution would have been over."
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