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How To Win The Revolutionary War
I have been living in the war zone a fighting for it feels like ages. But I feel as if we as a colony, we may pull away from Britain and win this war. After our two losses we banded together won at the battle of the turning point. The Battle of Saratoga. Tide tide has turned and we Americans are riding it to victory. The battle was won by the Continental Army, on October 17, 1777, and it was amazing. After Burgoyne’s surrender, we gained hope and we believed we may win. Us colonists also gained the alliance of the French. And we all needed it, they sent money, food, coats and shoes, weapons, and troops. This is why the we the Continental Army gained hope, but we also had confidence. And that confidence, we all believe, will bring us to an overall victory of The …show more content…
We all enjoyed a small celebration but only to realize that winter was coming, and fast. We still had some shortages, but General Washington will take us to victory no matter what the circumstance and no matter the cost. The only problem is, many people do not believe in General

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