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Dear Diary, 19, Day 1: Life is so hard now that the American Revolutionary War has started, dad and mom fight a lot more. I just wish that this was a two-day war, not a war that lasted for months. Earlier this morning I was doing my chores when I heard dad yelling at my brothers who just came back from training from the war. “ You two are nothing to me anymore. I tried to keep you safe but you became traders to the king!” The boys said back, “ Well we want freedom not orders from some king who is
nothing but a person and thinks that he has more power than us!” “ Well, he does have more power than you pathetic people who think that paying taxes is so bad.” We were really poor. My brothers and mom wanted to have independence from the king and not have to pay taxes.              Mary Washinworth
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