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What was washington's opinion of his soldiers? why?
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What was washington's opinion of his soldiers? why?

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At the end he thought they were brave at the beginning he did not like them because the didnt listen or care.

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he believed they were vv brave and deserved to be recognized for their actions for their country because of what they did for their country during the war
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