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Who was captured and held by the British as a prisoner of war?
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Who was captured and held by the British as a prisoner of war?
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Ik this is old but it was walton
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Courtesy Library of Congress. Prisoners of War are combatants captured and held by the enemy during periods of open conflict. During the American Revolution, thousands of soldiers, militiamen, and civilians were taken prisoner and their presence strained the resources of the British and Continental forces alike.
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