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Did Washington believe people could successfully be persuaded to join the continental army simply by appealing to their feelings of patriotism?
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Did Washington believe people could successfully be persuaded to join the continental army simply by appealing to their feelings of patriotism?

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No cause people could not be in the army by appealing to their feeling unless they just didnt have that much people in the army i understand but people can not be in the army by appealin to their feeling of patriotism.
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Yes, Washington believed people could be successfully persuaded to join the continental army by simply appealing to their feelings of patriotism!
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