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During the American Revolutionary War, the sentiment of the colonists concerning conflict varied considerably. Some were against conflict of any kind, while some embraced it as necessary and even desirable. Many others occupied a middle position, with the desire to achieve independence (or simply more independence) but through as little actual conflict as might be possible.

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