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British War

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Betty Y

 

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May 7, 2012

 

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He expected the British to launch a full frontal assault. He did not look at his flanks, and was heavily dug in. This would be where the U.S. defeated the British for good, or died trying. Unfortunately the British did not come up the front; they instead launched a small frontal attack while sending men to the flank...
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Washington’s army curled up, they had no place to go, and this was the end for the United States. Somehow though the British didn’t press the attack and Washington managed to slip off the island at night without the Red Coats seeing him. I chose the battle of Long Island because it was where America was saved from the brink of disaster...
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