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I assume you are talking about the Patriots from the American Revolution. Their leader was George Washington, who led them to victory and later was elected the first president of the new nation of the United States of America.

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George Washington was appointed Commander-in-Chief (a military rank) by the Second Continental Congress on June 15, 1775 and served in the position throughout the war. He resigned his position effective December 23, 1783.

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Paul Revere was the leader of the Patriots in Boston.

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Britain does not have a commander and chief that is a president they were under a king.

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General George Washington.

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George Washington

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the guys were guys and guys were the guys

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