The battles of Saratoga

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The battles of Saratoga. How did the Americans ultimately win at Saratoga? How were the Battles of Saratoga significant as a turning point in the war?. By Liam Steel. The Reader’s Digest Great World Atlas. Burgoyne and Gates. www.oceansbridge.com/...#2ED7D2.

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The battles of Saratoga • How did the Americans ultimately win at Saratoga? • How were the Battles of Saratoga significant as a turning point in the war? By Liam Steel
The Reader’s Digest Great World Atlas
Burgoyne and Gates www.oceansbridge.com/...#2ED7D2 www.ask.com/wiki/ Gilber#2ED808
Scalping of Jane Mcrea 1777 cgfa.acropolisinc.com.webloc
emersonkent.com.webloc Map of the Battleground
vicman76.glogster.com.webloc Battle of Bemis Heights
http://the-english-spot.blogspot.com/2008_10_01_archive.html Burgoyne’s Surrender

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