The revolution of the American Colonies against Great Britain; 1775-1783.
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Examples for "American Revolution"
Examples for "American Revolution"
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Rome was a long time before the American Revolution wasn't it, Gordon?
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Another of the many special providences of the American Revolution now occurs.
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Brian Roper from the University of Otago talks about the American Revolution.
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The events of the American Revolution can never fail to interest Americans.
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Shortly before the outbreak of the American Revolution, he planned two wings.
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True to the Old Flag: A Tale of the American War of Independence.
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Superficially it has many points of resemblance with the American War of Independence.
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Then Donald, speaking oftener and smoking less, told of his own share in the American War of Independence.
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It was this, rather than any yearning for liberty, Robert Harvey argues, that caused the American War of Independence.
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This was amply shown during the American War of Independence, when the province was invaded by the Arnold-Montgomery expeditions.
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Her maternal relatives were largely identified with the war of American Independence.
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What changes it had seen from the War of American Independence to Waterloo!
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Then came the clash at Lexington, and the War of American Independence had begun.
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On the nineteenth of April, 1775, she began at Lexington the war of American Independence.
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The War of American Independence was no exception to the general rule of propagation that has been noted.
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The childhood of both was, therefore, surrounded by the facts and associations of the war of American independence.
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The War of American Independence
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This operation, one of the finest in the War of American Independence, merits a praise equal to that of a victory.
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Ten years after the War of American Independence, British sea power was drawn into a more prolonged and desperate conflict with France.
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He was a captain of more than four years' seniority when the treaty of Versailles put an end to the war of American Independence.
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[Footnote 1: It is necessary, at this point, to make very plain the attitude of the Catholic clergy in the wars of American independence.
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From the standpoint of France, the greatest folly of Louis XVI's reign was the ruinous intervention in the War of American Independence (1778- 1783).