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Tataitai9 months ago
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Nvm if you’re reading this it’s continued on royal road under the same name
Ch 178 Guerilla Warfare
The American Dream: A Modern Officer Sent to the Revolutionary War
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Tataitai9 months ago
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Amazing all I gotta say but it sucks that it’s no longer updated and no update abt what happened either.
The American Dream: A Modern Officer Sent to the Revolutionary War
War · okmangeez01
Tataitai9 months ago
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FAFA’LAIYI
It was unfortunate that this project, dubbed "Project Monitor," was discovered by the British government through a traitor in America's midst..."
The American Dream: A Modern Officer Sent to the Revolutionary War
War · okmangeez01
Tataitai9 months ago
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TI SIÑA HU NENÑGUI’I!!!!!!!
Ch 174 Prime Minister Wellington
The American Dream: A Modern Officer Sent to the Revolutionary War
War · okmangeez01
Tataitai9 months ago
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The United States of America.
The American Dream: A Modern Officer Sent to the Revolutionary War
War · okmangeez01
Tataitai9 months ago
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Yå-ju ayin miggai
The second part of the Charter (Article 4 to 5) consisted of a defensive and military pact between the member states. The presence of European nations (especially Britain) in the Americas was not unnoticed by the various American nations. Indeed, Great Britain played a large part in pitting the Federal League against Argentina in the Argentina Civil War, which caused the death of thousands and the secession of the Federal League from Buenos Aires. As such, the member states were keen on receiving protection from the United States. As such, Article 4 outlined a mutual defense clause for the member states, stating that an attack on one nation was an attack on all the nations of the League. Additionally, Article 5 stated that the League would adopt weapons with similar designs and schematic (as an effort to standardize weapons and usage across the League of American Nations), along with greater military cooperation (such as military exercises between the members) to create a unified "American" force to defend the Americas in case of a foreign invasion. This section of the Charter was controversial in the United States. However, due to great efforts made by President Crockett and the Frontier Party, it was accepted and placed in the final draft of the League's Charter. This section of the Charter would receive widespread support in the United States following the League's involvement in the Anglo-American War and its crucial part in the defense of the United States during the European Invasion of America...
The American Dream: A Modern Officer Sent to the Revolutionary War
War · okmangeez01
Tataitai9 months ago
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MAMPOS NA’MAMANMAN
League of American Nations
The American Dream: A Modern Officer Sent to the Revolutionary War
War · okmangeez01
Tataitai9 months ago
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She sighed and looked out the window. Next time that her husband returned, she was going to make sure they tried for a child. Staying home along was getting lonely, but having a child would keep her busy. Besides, if she and Justin had a child, then the child would three-quarters Asian instead of half...
The American Dream: A Modern Officer Sent to the Revolutionary War
War · okmangeez01
Tataitai9 months ago
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Yå-ju ayin ñga pineddong, mauleq ñga chine’cho’ titugi’
One thing will lead to another and Bakhtawar will end up on a ship to the United States, after being told by the Jiaqing Emperor that a nation that managed to "utterly and completely defeat the British" exists out in the west (this was what Prince Mianning reported to his father after his expedition). It will take him over nine months to arrive in the United States, but once he does, he will change the course of Nepal's history forever...
The American Dream: A Modern Officer Sent to the Revolutionary War
War · okmangeez01
Tataitai9 months ago
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I matå-ju etdichu
With over five thousand slaves in open revolt, Spain agrees to import more slaves to replace the ones that fled to the United States/Haiti and the ones in rebellion. Over the period of the following decade, Spanish Saint Domingue's population will rise from 450,000 to nearly 800,000. While parts of the colony will be hit by the rebellion, the rebels will only control small swathes of territory (near the Haitian-Saint Domingue border) and the colony will become profitable. However, the active insurgency in the area, combined with the high losses of Spanish troops, will force Spain to reconsider their position on the colony.
The American Dream: A Modern Officer Sent to the Revolutionary War
War · okmangeez01