In his previous life, William had seen a chronology of the North American Revolutionary War: War breaks out: the thirteen-state militia attack on Canada fails, Britain increases its troops in North America, Washington leads 18,000 troops to defend New York, is defeated by the British, retreats across the Delaware River with only men left, and France and Spain begin to provide financial assistance to the United States.
The British army occupied Philadelphia, the seat of the Continental Congress, and Washington tried to counterattack Philadelphia, but the troops opened fire on each other in the dense fog, and the counterattack failed; The U.S.
Army defeated a British force that had gone to sweep into the interior and won the Battle of Saratoga.
France recognized the Franco-American Treaty of Alliance by the United States, which provided that "France guarantees the United States the territories it has established at the end of the war with Great Britain".
Subsequently, France declared war on Great Britain, and the French and British navies engaged in numerous naval battles; When the British learned of the French fleet to North America, they ordered the British army in Philadelphia to retreat to New York, and the American army "recovered" Philadelphia: the British occupied several strongholds in the West Indies and India; At the end of the year, the British captured the important city of Savannah, Georgia, and the Continental Army lost men.
The French occupied St.
Louis in Senegal and several islands in the West Indies; The combined fleet of France and Spain prepared to attack the British mainland, and the main British forces concentrated on defending the homeland: France and Britain fought many naval battles; The joint Franco-American attack on Savannah failed.
British forces captured Charleston, an important city in South Carolina; Britain and France fought numerous naval battles in the West Indies; The French Special Expeditionary Force led by Chambeau landed in Newport.
The French attack on Jersey failed; The French Grasse fleet came to North America, fought many battles with the British navy, and gained absolute sea supremacy in the Chesapeake Bay in a short time, and then the Franco-American forces forced the Yorktown defenders to surrender under the instigation of the Grasse fleet, and the large-scale battles on the North American continent ended: the Spanish-French coalition occupied the city of Pensacola in Florida, and the French and British navies fought many times in the waters of the West Indies and Cape Verde.
The Franco-Spanish coalition occupies the fortress of St.
Philip at Minorca, a western island in the region: the Franco-Spanish occupy several islands in the West Indies and Trincomalee in Sri Lanka: the Franco-British have fought numerous naval battles off the coast of India: the French have captured and destroyed several British forts of the Canadians; In Gibraltar, a general assault by 33,000 French and Spanish troops against the British defenders was repulsed.
The British engaged in a tug-of-war on land and sea in Kudrore, India, and the British were defeated.
The Peace Treaty of Yueli was signed, and the armistice between France and Britain was held Therefore, the North American War was only a local battlefield of the Anglo-French World War, and the resistance wars of the North American colonies were just a-stirring stick, of course, William's only to help Britain suppress the rebellion in North America, not to mention that the British were so generous.
Moreover, because of the hegemony between France and the British in the world, France no longer has much strength to continue to invest in the North American battlefield, will France give up the colonies of the world for a North America?
The answer, of course, is no.
So William had full confidence that he would be able to suppress the colonies in North America.
Of course, William does not blindly think that Prussia will win or something, William is a traverser and not a hero like Long Aotian, although so far, there is no big mistake in every step of his own, but maybe just a little mistake will make the whole Prussia collapse.
The time is fast approaching, and William will leave for Warsaw today to attend the Triple Union Talks, which were proposed by Catherine II.
When William informed Louise that he was about to go to Warsaw, Louise felt speechless when she looked at her son.
Ever since Wilhelm ascended the throne as King of Prussia, his son used to have lunch and walks with him as if he were not his own.
But now I am nestled in the study all day long, either dealing with political affairs or studying with the governess, and I don't see William come out much.
Thinking of this, the original thousand words in Louise's heart turned into a sigh.
But Kristinia didn't know what her mother's sigh was for, after hearing the news that William wanted Warsaw, Kristini was very excited as if she was going to Warsaw, and William's heart sounded with a bad premonition.
Sure enough, after a few minutes, Christine quieted down and looked at William with pitiful eyes.
"No, I'm not going to Warsaw this time to play, I'm going at the invitation of Empress Catherine II of Russia, and I will definitely not take you there," William quickly turned his face away from Christine's eyes and said But after saying that, William didn't hear a voice.
Is this just giving up, this doesn't seem to be this girl's style, William thought.
When William turned around, he saw Christine staring at him without crying or making trouble, but it was as if something was about to flood in that little eye socket.
"If I say no, I can't do it, now you don't look at me, I'll go back, you can stand there by yourself" William really couldn't stand this silent offensive, and said ruthlessly But strangely enough, Christine did not speak, but turned and walked to the door of the room, facing William and staring at him again.
Well, William admits that what he can't stand the most when he was an otaku in his previous life is the kind of longing in the eyes of the little girl.
Thinking that there really was no danger in going to Warsaw this time, William compromised and said: "Well, I'm not against you coming with me, but you have to get your mother's permission," William left the decision to Louise.
As it turned out, Louise could not stand the attack of her precious daughter either, and sold William after a while, and Louise said to Christine: "Go with your brother to listen to your brother, you know, as long as you agree, I will agree to you go to Warsaw" After hearing Louise's words, Cristini shouted banzai on the spot as if she had suddenly come back to life, and then ran into Louise's arms and began to play coquettishly.
Looking at Christine, William wondered if he was too fond of this sister, but there was no way, after all, among the brothers and sisters, only Christini felt the closest to him, and he also had a different kind of love for this lively sister.
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