3 years ago

Why did the British lose so many more men than the Americans?

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Answer

They lost so many men because at one point their army troops were very bad they were low on resources for their actual training and trips so when they actually met with the other men they were supposed to be fighting they would just collapse of malnutrition or of lack of training while King George the III wouldn't pay up to help them out.

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