Could we have won the revolutionary war without the french

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It was possible, as the Continental Army actually had more troops than the British Army in the 13 colonies. However, it would be a lot less likely.

It also depends what you mean by "without the French". Do you mean without the French Army, or do you mean no aid from the french at all? (no supplies, no arms, no ammunition, no training, no money, etc)

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