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settlethediffis.froeingloyalsubjects,

eauckitoutuntilthefinalhourofvictory.

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thepeople,especiallyiies,hadreinedloyaltotheir

custofthatday,onicessoldwhole

stoodguardoverthecauseofthelonists.

butreiingthanthecaaignsofon

ofdeathan

ofthebigtoheseaastillinthehandsofthe

lastedsevenyears.duringstofthatti,thefinalsuess

badfeelingcausedrebadfeeling.itisnotnecessary

ineuropegettingneyfrohefreand

therevolution.therepresentativesofthedifferentlonies

shipload.onlynherighteousness

orthediplotiinfranklinwhowas

ihydugouts.buttheirtrustintheirgreatleader

hadgatheredinphiladelphiatodison

british.reinfortsfronglandhe

iortaost

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soldiers,geehiredtodohisfightingafterthepleasant

tuedthetideofbattle.oftenhisnwereillfed.during

butbadlyequippedarestoheforcesoftheking.

thanhisnister,lordnorth.thebritishlonists,

beenosueforpeace.butthegreatfigureofon

havebeenavoidedifthebritishkinghadbeeelligent

regintstothehighestbidder.

ablyassistedbyahandfulofbraven,heusedhissteadfast

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king.theyprose,andwouldhave

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