It was expressed at the beginning of the last session that an incredible exertion was then making in Spain and Portugal to enhance the state of the general population of those nations, and that it seemed, by all accounts, to be led with exceptional balance. It requires hardly be commented that the outcomes have been so far altogether different from what was then foreseen.
<span>I believe that it's because </span><span>A direct attack on open ground causes large numbers of casualties.</span>
Answer:
1.) George Rogers Clark (Frontiersman who fought British and their Indian allies in Ohio valley.)
2.) Lord Cornwallis (Commander of British ship Serapis and said "I have not yet begun to fight.")
3.) Nathanael Greene (Quartermaster general of the Continental Army; brought caches of food and supplies to Valley Forge and led troops in the South.)
4.) William Howe (Commander of all British forces in America until 1778.)
5.) Martha Washington ( General's wife who helped boost morale at Valley Forge.)
6.) Alexander Hamilton (American colonel and aide to Washington who captured a key British earth fortress at Yorktown.)
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