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In what way did british leaders misunderstand the revolutionary war ?
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In what way did british leaders misunderstand the revolutionary war ?

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The revolutionary war which was a conflict with the colonies was misunderstood by the British leaders due to the fact that they didn't took the matter seriously. They never intended to morally help the colonists at that time.
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