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The British seized 14-5-23 25-15-18-11 3-9-20-25 in the summer of 1776.  \nNEW YORK CITY  \n5. Robert 13-15-18-18-9-19 and Haym 19-1-12-15-13-15-14 raised money to pay the salaries of Continental soldiers.  \nMORRIS; SALOMON  \n6. 13-15-12-12-25 16-9-20-3-8-5-18 famously fought at the Battle of Monmouth in New Jersey , 1778.  \nMOLLY PITCHER  \n7. Marquis de 12-1-6-1-25-5-20-20-5 led troops in Virginia.  \nLAFAYETTE  \n8. British forces moved 19-15-21-20-8 after their defeat at Saratoga.  \nSOUTH  \n9. The British surrendered at 25-15-18-11-20-15-23-14 on October 19, 1781.  \nYORKTOWN  \n10. 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