There was a time when both the British and the American colonists realized there was no trying to back out of the inevitable revolution or taking their word back on either sides and I believe the greatest point of no return was the great Battle at Saratoga.
American colonies came to the new world at the beginning for a sole purpose of sense of freedom, whether it was religious or political, or in some cases both. They were able to obtain this feeling when moving from Britain to a place of their own. In this new world the colonists realized they were able to have economic liberties, free religion, and favorable politics. The colonists showed their freeness many ways. One particular way was participating in a distinguished group called the Freemasons.2
In the time of the revolution the Freemasons were privileged to maintain upstanding colonial members including well-known Benjamin Franklin and George Washington. Because of these men"tms activeness in the organization, the group became thought to be a colonial example of independence from Great Britain during the time of the American Revolution. Bernard Fay introduced this group during the
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War continued for another seven years, knocking the British down one at a time. It was soon becoming apparent to the British that America was going to stay true to their word and fight for what they wanted, freedom. It was uncommon for the British to speak their personal opinions about their thoughts on returning back to the mother country not succeeding and by being overpowered by the colonies, but one British Marine in particular, James Wilson, member of Parliament and also a captain who served in the Seven Years War resigned his duties in 1776 instead of going on to fight with his country against the colonies. He stated he could not , "consistent with his conscience, serve in the present dispute with the Americans." 6
American colonies came to the new world at the beginning for a sole purpose of sense of freedom, whether it was religious or political, or in some cases both. They were able to obtain this feeling when moving from Britain to a place of their own. In this new world the colonists realized they were able to have economic liberties, free religion, and favorable politics. The colonists showed their freeness many ways. One particular way was participating in a distinguished group called the Freemasons.2
ame a turning point when the revolts from the colonists started. There was a time when both the British and the American colonists realized there was no trying to back out of the inevitable revolution or taking their word back on either sides and I believe the greatest point of no return was the great Battle at Saratoga.
The American Revolution was something that not only was an inevitable event waiting to happen but what it did was what paved the way for the freedoms and backbones this country has today. The colonists"tm dreams came true at the end of the war when Great Britain realized there was no end to winning this battle. The colonists knew they had to win this whole revolt in the end because if they had not, they knew that America would never exist and it would have defeated the purpose of moving to the new world in the first place. Even though America and Great Britain had a bad beginning and what could be called a misunderstanding, eventually the mother country knew it was time for the children to grow up and live on their own. In time both countries were able to set their differences aside and become family again. It was the determination the colon
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