Why did Major George Washington and his troops surrender at Fort Necessity?

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Washington, with no hope of reinforcement, signed the surrender not realizing that it was also a confession to having assassinated Louis's half-brother at the Battle of Jumonville Glen; the two battles in the woods did much to solidify each side's commitment to war.

IrinaVladis [17]3 years ago

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Washington, with no hope of reinforcement, signed the surrender (written in French) not realizing that it was also a confession to having "assassinated" Louis's half-brother at the Battle of Jumonville Glen; the two battles in the woods did much to solidify each side's commitment to war.

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