The revolution of the American Colonies against Great Britain; 1775-1783.
1Her maternal relatives were largely identified with the war of American Independence.
2What changes it had seen from the War of American Independence to Waterloo!
3Then came the clash at Lexington, and the War of American Independence had begun.
4On the nineteenth of April, 1775, she began at Lexington the war of American Independence.
5The War of American Independence was no exception to the general rule of propagation that has been noted.
6The childhood of both was, therefore, surrounded by the facts and associations of the war of American independence.
7The War of American Independence
8This operation, one of the finest in the War of American Independence, merits a praise equal to that of a victory.
9Ten years after the War of American Independence, British sea power was drawn into a more prolonged and desperate conflict with France.
10He was a captain of more than four years' seniority when the treaty of Versailles put an end to the war of American Independence.
11[Footnote 1: It is necessary, at this point, to make very plain the attitude of the Catholic clergy in the wars of American independence.
12From the standpoint of France, the greatest folly of Louis XVI's reign was the ruinous intervention in the War of American Independence (1778- 1783).
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