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A more perfect union speech summary?
Union is strength. unity is the strength means united we stand & divided we fall.People can break one stick, but not a bundle with hand.
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They know the territory better than the British, fight asymetrically for the most part, and their lower numbers are conducive to concealment and fast movement. And their commander was George Washington.
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