George Washington's Engineer: How Rufus Putnam Won the Siege of Boston without Firing a Shot

Unlock the untold story of Rufus Putnam, the brilliant engineer behind George Washington's triumph in the Siege of Boston without firing a single shot. In January 1776, as the British army maintained control over Boston, the colonial army faced a daunting challenge. How could they force their occupiers to retreat?

Enter Rufus Putnam, the ingenious engineer handpicked by George Washington himself. Putnam's solution was extraordinary: seize the high ground at Dorchester Heights, just south of Boston, and deploy cannons to rain havoc on the British army. However, there was a catch - the frozen ground of Massachusetts made it impossible to build the necessary walls to protect their soldiers.

But here's where engineering brilliance and determination prevail. Accompany Putnam on a journey filled with untamed courage and unparalleled ingenuity as he overcomes the bitter cold by devising an engineering miracle. Discover the riveting story of the immense impact engineering had during the Revolutionary War, adding a new layer of awe to the heroes who fought for American independence.

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