1. It delayed the British from sneaking over to attack, 2. it helped Washington cross without any loose debris hitting, and 3. it helped him trap his enemies.
Unfortunately, this was not always the case in history as it often was a problem to establish whether certain acts were or were not against human rights.
William Pitt, a British State Secretary at the time of the war between France and India and afterwards filled in as Great Britain's Prime Minister.
He gave liberal subsidizing to Prussia, Britain's partner in the Seven Years' War, for soldiers to secure French powers in Europe.
The tide changed in the year 1757 in light of the fact that William Pitt, the new British pioneer, considered the to be clashes as the way to building a tremendous British realm.
Obtaining vigorously to back the war, he paid Prussia to battle in Europe and repaid the settlements for bringing troops up in North America.
