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The British suffered 600 casualties and twice that much of the Rebles

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th british genaral was planning to defeat the amarican colines. genaral boyang was planning the splite  the colines by the hudson river

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the first battle was on September 9th 1777

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The americans were lead by major General Horatio

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First battle was September 9 1777.

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move south and join forces with General Sir William Howe's troops along the Hudson River.  In early September, having collected 30 days' rations, Burgoyne crossed the Hudson and encamped near Saratoga, New York. 

Finally, Burgoyne could wait no longer for Clinton. Rejecting a proposal from his officers to retreat, he decided to test the American Strength.

 

 


 
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the Rebels were forced  to surrender forts Edward and Ticonderoga.

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IN September 19 1777 the battle of Saratoga started and went on until  October 17 1777.  Leading a force of about 8000 men of british troops  General John Burgoyne made Americans surrender fort Ticonderoga on July 6 and fort Edward witch was on the upper Hudson on July 31. In early September having collected 30 days of rotation Burgoyne crossed the Hudson and encamped near Saratoga, New York. With little information

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With little information as to the size or location of Gate’s larger force, Burgoyne tried to break through. On September 19 his army moved south and engaged the Continental forces at the Battle of Freeman’s Farm, or the First Battle of Saratoga.

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It was the 19th of September  to the 17 of October  1777. The British and the United States of America participated. American Revolution. The loses for the British where 1,200 injered or death and 5,800 captured, For the americans 215 deaths and 300 wounded 36 of the men went missing. General John Bergoyne led 8,000 British troops. Some British troops joined forces with General Sir William Howe´s troops along the Hudson river. The United Sates Leader Was  Major General  Horatio Gates. The general of the British was planning to split the Americans in half along the Hudson river  so the colonists could not stand. But the colonists pulled through and ended up winning the war!

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 General John Burgoyne had forced the American surrender of Fort Ticonderoga

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, (19 September–17 October 1777), in the American Revolution.
In 1777 these troops were to move south and join forces with General Sir William Howe's troops along the Hudson River.  In early September, having collected 30 days' rations, Burgoyne crossed the Hudson and encamped near Saratoga, New York.

Finally, Burgoyne could wait no longer for Clinton. Rejecting a proposal from his officers to retreat, he decided to test the American Strength.

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the battle of Saratoga happened  September 19 through October 17 1777 . in the american  revolution  closely related  engagements in the fall of 1777
that are often called the  turning point of the war  in favor of the Americans  the failure of the  American invasion of Canada in 1775-76 had left a large surplus of British troops along the st.Lawrence river in 1777 theses  troops  were to move south and join forces with general Sir William Howe´s troops along the Hudson river leading force of around 8,000 British troops southward  general John Burgoyne  had forced the american surrender of Fort Ticonderoga July 6 and Fort Edward July 31st but his force was

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the battles of Saratoga hapend 19 September–17 October 1777. The American victory in the Battles of Saratoga helped to induce the French to recognize American independence and to give open military assistance, thus marking a turning point in the uprising and making possible its ultimate success.

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the failure of the american invasion of Canada in 1775-76 had left a large army of British troops along the St.Lawrence River. in 1777 these troops moved to the south and joined forces with General Sir William Howe's troops along the Hudson River. Leading a force of about 8,000 British troops moving southward.General John Borgoyne had forced an American surrender of Fort Ticoderoga.

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(19 September–17 October 1777), in the american revolution.leading a force of about 8,000 troops general John Burgoyne august at the battle of Bennington.
after they had collected 30 days rash ens.  Burgoyne had crossed the Hudson river. British leader John Burgoyne came up with a plan to defeat

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leading a force with 8000 british soloders  september19- october17 1777. when the battle began and end. British troops southward General john burgoyne had forced the american surrender of fort ticonderoga July 6.Also Fort edward on the upper Hudson July 31. He  had left nearly as 1000 men behind garrson Fort ticonderoga and his august defat at the battle of bennington. had left his arm in serious pain. senior north american commmder was camped just four miles away with 12000  men and was reciving reinforcements .on october 7 he sent a reconnaissance in for using 1,500 troops in three colomus under brigadier simon fraser. The main leader for the brithish. His nickname was gentlman johhny. on october 7 1777 the British attked  and the attak failed. then the British surrrned. geoge washington decarled thankgiving on december 18 1777.

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September 19-October 17, 1777 is when the Battle of Saratoga happened in the American Revolutionary War. About 8,000 British troops southward, General John Burgoyne had forced the American to surrender Fort Ticonderoga and Fort Edward. He had left behind about 1,000 men to garrison Fort Ticonderoga. In early September, having collected 30 days of rations, Burgoyne crossed the Hudson and encamped near Saratoga, New York. The recently appointed Senior Northern American commander, was camped 4 miles away with 12,000 men. General Howe, instead of heading to Albany, he headed towards Philadelphia. During the  British´s journey, the Americans cut down trees to block the the paths of the British, and took fired at the soldiers from the forests. Burgoyne sent some soldiers to Bennington, Vermont to find food and horses. Bennington was guarded.

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Battles of Saratoga, (19 September–17 October 1777), in the American Revolution. leading a force 8,000 British troops. His left 1,000 men because they were  dwindling. In early September, having collected 30 days’ there was a camp that was four miles away with 12,000 men. With little information as to the size or location of Gate’s larger force, Burgoyne tried to break through.  On September 19 his army moved south.
On October 7, 1777  they attacked and it failed.

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1 the Americans were forced to surrender at fort Ticonderoga September 17 October 1777  the failer of the invitation of Canada  1775-1776
2 the British army shrunk even more after the battle of benningion
3 the battle of Freeman's farm = the battle of Sarasota.
4 decided to test the Americans strength on October 7.
5 the leaders were Gilbert Stuart and Joshua Reynaldos

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the battle of Saratoga is when America started to win the revolutionary war.
the invasion of Canada in 1777-1778 left British troupes in the St. Lawrence river

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in the American Revaloution closly related  in the erangements  in the fall of 1777, that are often called the turning point of war in favour of the Americans. The failure of the American invasion of Canada in the 1775-1776  had left a huge amount of surplus behind for the Brittish troops.
The Americans had a diffrent goverment then  the American colinists  did. Then they decided they did not want to be ruled by the King Gorge the Third they wanted to be ruled by the PEOPLE

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Battle of Saratoga

British General Burgoyne had come up with a plan to defeat the American colonies. He would split the colonies in two along the Hudson River. With the colonies divided, he was sure they could not stand.

The British started to run out of food so the British sent solders to Bennington for food. But, Bennington was guarded by American General John Stark. They surrounded the British troops and captured around 500 soldiers. It was a decisive victory for the Americans and weakened the British forces.

Leading a force of about 8,000 British troops southward  General John Burgoyne had forced the American surrender of Fort Ticonderoga and Fort Edward on the upper Hudson but, his force had dwindled.

Many British were pick of in open fields by American long range rifles. General John sent a reconnaissance in force, using 1,500 troops in three columns under Brigadier Simon Fraser to probe the American left. When General John flanked the back of the American army.

Burgoyne’s army had been reduced to about 5,000 effective troops, and his supplies were running low, but nightfall ended the fighting. When it was night the British tried to retreat but,  the Americans cut off his road out of Saratoga. The British were traped. The British surrendered to America. America won.

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It started September 19 1777 ended October 1777

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The battle of Saratoga took place on September 19-17 October 1777. Leading a force of about 8,000 British troops southward. General John Burgoyne made them surrender to Fort Ticonderoga on July 6th and they had to back down from Fort Edward in the upper parts of Hudson on July 31.  He had nearly left 1,000 people at Fort   Ticonderoga back in Garrison.   Next the British were being picked off in open fields by long range American rifles.

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The battle of Saratoga took place 19 September–17 October 1777. General Sir William Howe  Leading a force of about 8,000 British troops southward. In early September, having collected 30 days’ rations, Burgoyne crossed the Hudson and encamped near Saratoga, New York. General Horatio Gates, the recently appointed senior northern American commander, was camped just four miles away with 12,000 men and was receiving daily reinforcements. Mean while Gates was getting ready, he was positioning his men for a attack. On September 19 him and his men moved south to get involved  with Freeman’s Farm. The main leaders where "General John Burgoyne. He had the nickname "Gentleman Johnny"." The British had a plan to deffet the Americans .

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The battle of Saratoga took place between September 19–17 October 1777. There were about 8,000 men in the British troops. , Burgoyne crossed the Hudson and camped near Saratoga, New York. Then a senior northern American commander named General Horatio Gates was 4 miles away with 12,000 men. And kept getting reinforcements everyday.  Burgoyne tried to break through Gate's larger force. Then on September 19 they moved south and engaged the Continental forces at the First Battle of Saratoga. Next the British were being picked off in open fields by long-range American rifles.  The British advance guard began to break.

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in 1777, British troops were to join General Sir William Howe's troops along the Hudson River. General John Burgoyne lead 8,000 British troops to make the Americans surrender Fort Ticonderoga on July 6.  Then lead more British troops to take Fort Edward on  the Upper Hudson, on July 31. His British troops decreased, he left 1,000 men behind at Fort Ticonderoga, and his army also decreased on his defeat at the Battle of Bennington.  in September,
Burgoyne crossed the Hudson River and set up camp near Saratoga, New York, General Horatio Gates. the senior northern american camped 4 miles away with 12,000 men, and was receiving orders every day. Burgoyne planned to split the american colonists along the Hudson river.

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bradieś note for the battle of saratoga 

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bradieś note for the battle of saratoga 

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september 19-17 1777  optober a force of about 8,000 British troops southward ,  genaral john boronya had surrenderd the american colines of fort tiagoha. gates had positioned his army of Continentals and militia in a blocking position, preparing extensive fortifications along Bemis Heights overlooking the Hudson and hindering Bourgoyne’s advance down the river. IN September 19 1777 the battle of Saratoga started and went on until  October 17 1777.  Leading a force of about 8000 men of british troops