Here is some prove of the the stuff i’m talking about.
The American army had a total of 14 shillings to get money, and the British had a total of 27 shillings to get money(prices offered Uncle Levi).Obviously the British had more shillings to sell, which means that the Americans won’t have as much of supplies as the British would. This is during the winter so you will need a lot of supplies to stay alive. I don't like how the American soldiers have less supplies than the British, just don't make sense to me why they don't figure out a way to have more than them, yeah the British have an advantage but that doesn't mean they can't try to have more than or be better than them. …show more content…
A) Here are the estimates of illness and deaths at Valley Forge. (Dec.1777- Feb.1778) . The total number of soldiers at Valley Forge on Dec.23, 1777 was 12,000 and on Feb.1, 1778 it dropped to 8,000. so that mean 4,0000 people either some died or left. the number of illness during Encampment on Dec.23, 1777 was 2,898 people with illness and on Feb.1, 1778 3,989 people with illness. so more people got illness in February than December so there losing soldiers that's not a good thing. Then people about 1,800 to 2,500 died in