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Winter 1775 General George Washington has just been named Commander in Chief of the Continental Army. His first mission: Drive the British from Boton Harbor. But how? Washington's Army doesn't have the firepower to stand up to the mightiest naval fleet in the world. Fortunately, a young bookseller named Henry Knox has joined the fight. In one of the earliest "Stories from the American Revolution," learn how Knox delivered 60 tons of artillery to Washington's army in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and took the British completely by surprise.