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Bibliography

"The Road to Valley Forge" Buchanan, John, copyright 2004, publisher, Hoboken

"A Short History of The American Revolution" Stokesbury, James L., copyright 1991, publisher quill

http://www.bookrags.com/wiki/William_Howe%2C_5th_Viscount_Howe

http://www.bookrags.com/biography/william-howe/

http://www.bookrags.com/research/william-howe-arrl-01/

Dictionary

I used a MERRIAM-WEBSTER pocket dictionary for most of this.

Viscount-A member of the British peerage ranking below an Earl and above a Baron.

Mistress-Lover not a wife.

Eton-The school that William attended.

Colony-A body of people living in a new territory.

Commission-A warrant granting certain powers and imposing certain duties.

Lieutenant-A commissioned officer in the navy ranking next below a lieutenant commander.

Regiment-To organize rigidly.

Reflection

After looking at others, I found that I didn't do such a great job on this project. I feel that I got stuck with a pretty hard person. I would much rather have someone like George Washington. I borrowed two books from the library recommended by two different librarians and found close to nothing, But after looking hard enough I found site called "bookrags.com". It gave me a decent amount of information and I can research a lot of different things there.
I found out some new words which I will later post and a few things about the revolution and of course William Howe.

My opinion...

In my opinion i think William Howe is a good man. He was a great soldier but an undeserving general. He wasn't very experienced and he bought himself a rank in the army called cornet.

Early Career

William entered the army when he was seventeen by buying a Cornet's commission. By the next year, he was fighting as a Lieutenant. He joined the 20th Regiment of Foot where he became a friend of James Wolfe.

William Howe was tutored at home as a child and then attended a private school called Eton. At the school he met and became friends with alot of the men who would run the British government and military during the war with the American colonies.

Family

William Howes father was named Emanual Scrope Howe his mother was named Mary Sophia his sister, Caroline, was a famous letter writer. Williams grandmother had been mistress of King George I,and had Williams father. This made William the uncle of King George III.

About Howe

William Howe was in command for "The Battle of Bunker Hill" on july 17 1776. it was the first major battle fought in the american revolution fought in charlestown.He was highly skilled at leading british troops in to battle.

THIS IS A PICTURE OF WILLIAM HOWE, HE IS THE FIFTH VISCOUNT HOWE.

william howe was the commander-in-chief of the british army from 1775-1778.

A)William Howe was born on August 10, 1729 in Plymouth, England.
B)He defended the liberties of the colonies.
C)He was concerned about the welfare of his men.
D)He died in 1814.