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In what way did british leaders misunderstand the revolutionary war

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The British never took the revolutionary war and they never tried to win the heart of the colonies by their policies and this was the way the British leaders misunderstood the revolutionary war. The British had to pay the ultimate price of giving the colonies their independence because of this misunderstanding.

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