Name 3 reasons why it was difficult to be a british soldier

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svetlana [45]2 years ago

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There were poor roads, the people in charge of delivering the supplies were not always honest, and ships had difficulties getting around British blockades. Army supplies, such as clothing and blankets, arrived late or not at all and food was often spoiled or damaged.

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Name 3 reasons why it was difficult to be a british soldier