at about 10:00 o'clock on the morning of october 17, 1781, outside the small tobacco port of yorktown virginia, a loan drummer mounted the besieged british lines beating a rhythm. the sound of the drum was an audible against the background of constant firing straight if it had not been for the visibility of the redcoat, he might have been a way until doomsday. he was followed by an officer holding up a white handkerchief and proposing negotiations for surrender. the war of american information suddenly ceased. a junior officer described how when the firing ceased i thought i'd never heard a drum equal to it. the most delightful music to us all. troops on either side from a distance of less than 200 yards. the british army led the union and the victors were forced to wait for the pleasure of seeing their humiliated folk prayed before them. although washington had specified that the time to surrender would take place at 2:00 o'clock precisely, the british and german troops did not appear right away. dressed in smart new uniforms, they formed two columns more than a mile long. the park i

and if they were equally astonished and overjoyed when the french navy arrived at yorktown and america had won the revolution at last. so the times are very important to the book. they are the times that they lived through. and also, what was important for me was that they lived through the ideas of the time and because of what happened in america, we are getting this opportunity to start a nation anew. they had opinions on what it was like to live under a monarch. and they had ideas on what the ideal nationstate should be. and i found that there were large impacts on their vision and one was the nytimes meant. they had all read the buck on the nytimes meant and the view on the general will and that it had a very big impact and they felt strongly about the quality between the races. abigail at one time said to john i. don't understand how someone in virginia can have the same passion we have for the resolution for the rights of man and woman, so they had very strong ideas about the quality. on the other hand, they were puritans. and for puritans, the most important thing in the world w

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