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In 1776, Britain was the greatest power in the western world while the colonies were just trying to assert their independence. Why then was Britain unable to defeat this much weaker foe in the American Revolution?
Ideas related to Britain's defeat by the much weaker foe in the American Revolution are considered.
Britain's defeat by the much weaker foe in the American Revolution is the focal topic.
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