Newt Gingrich's Victory at Yorktown is the third novel in a series about the Revolutionary War. It chronicles how General George Washington needed a bold and decisive move to end an impasse; thus, he drew up a risky plan to engage the British at Yorktown with the support of the French navy. To ensure success, Washington struggled with deserters who wanted pay and food and a Congress that appeared to have lost its will. American Thinker had the opportunity to interview Newt Gingrich about his book and how these stories parallel what is happening today.
