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	Having enlisted in the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia during the "[[Seven Years' War\|French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|Army]] General and [[Templars\|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Battle of the Monongahela}}, as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].		Having enlisted in the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia during the "[[Seven Years' War\|French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|Army]] General and [[Templars\|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the [[Battle of the Monongahela]], as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].

	During the campaign, Braddock and a group of his men, were [[Braddock Expedition\|ambushed]] by Templar [[Haytham Kenway]] and a group of natives from local tribes assembled by [[Kaniehtí:io]] of the [[Kanien'kehá:ka]]. In a desperate attempt to prevent his general's [[Assassination targets\|assassination]], Washington shot Haytham's [[Horse\|steed]], trapping him beneath the horse. But before he could fire another shot, he was pinned down by Kaniehtí:io, who held her [[Short blade\|blade]] to his throat, while Haytham Kenway wriggled free and fatally wounded Braddock.		During the campaign, Braddock and a group of his men, were [[Braddock Expedition\|ambushed]] by Templar [[Haytham Kenway]] and a group of natives from local tribes assembled by [[Kaniehtí:io]] of the [[Kanien'kehá:ka]]. In a desperate attempt to prevent his general's [[Assassination targets\|assassination]], Washington shot Haytham's [[Horse\|steed]], trapping him beneath the horse. But before he could fire another shot, he was pinned down by Kaniehtí:io, who held her [[Short blade\|blade]] to his throat, while Haytham Kenway wriggled free and fatally wounded Braddock.

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	Having enlisted in the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia during the "[[French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[British Army]] General and [[Templars\|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the ~~[[Braddock Expedition~~\|Battle of the ~~Monongehala]]~~, as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].		Having enlisted in the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia during the "[[Seven Years' War\|French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|Army]] General and [[Templars\|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the {{Wiki\|Battle of the Monongahela}}, as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].

	During the campaign, Braddock and a group of his men, were ambushed by Templar [[Haytham Kenway]] and a group of natives from local tribes assembled by [[Kaniehtí:io]] of the [[Kanien'kehá:ka]]. In a desperate attempt to prevent his general's [[Assassination targets\|assassination]], Washington shot Haytham's [[~~Horses~~\|steed]], trapping him beneath the horse. But before he could fire another shot, he was pinned down by Kaniehtí:io, who held her [[Short ~~blades~~\|blade]] to his throat, while Haytham Kenway wriggled free and fatally wounded Braddock.		During the campaign, Braddock and a group of his men, were [[Braddock Expedition\|ambushed]] by Templar [[Haytham Kenway]] and a group of natives from local tribes assembled by [[Kaniehtí:io]] of the [[Kanien'kehá:ka]]. In a desperate attempt to prevent his general's [[Assassination targets\|assassination]], Washington shot Haytham's [[Horse\|steed]], trapping him beneath the horse. But before he could fire another shot, he was pinned down by Kaniehtí:io, who held her [[Short blade\|blade]] to his throat, while Haytham Kenway wriggled free and fatally wounded Braddock.

	With Braddock's death and the expedition a failure, Washington rallied a retreat of the obliterated forces and recovered the body to prevent its desecration.		With Braddock's death and the expedition a failure, Washington rallied a retreat of the obliterated forces and recovered the body to prevent its desecration.
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imported>Soranin at 14:15, 27 January 2021

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	Having enlisted in the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia during the "[[French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[British Army]] General and [[Templars\|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the [[Braddock Expedition\|Battle of the Monongehala]], as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].		Having enlisted in the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia during the "[[French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[British Army]] General and [[Templars\|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the [[Braddock Expedition\|Battle of the Monongehala]], as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].

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	Having enlisted in the [[Virginia]]n militia during the "[[French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[British Army]] General and [[Templars\|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the [[Braddock Expedition\|Battle of the Monongehala]], as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].		Having enlisted in the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia during the "[[French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[British Army]] General and [[Templars\|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the [[Braddock Expedition\|Battle of the Monongehala]], as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].

	During the campaign, Braddock and a group of his men, were ambushed by Templar [[Haytham Kenway]] and a group of natives from local tribes assembled by [[Kaniehtí:io]] of the [[Kanien'kehá:ka]]. In a desperate attempt to prevent his general's [[Assassination targets\|assassination]], Washington shot Haytham's [[Horses\|steed]], trapping him beneath the horse. But before he could fire another shot, he was pinned down by Kaniehtí:io, who held her [[Short blades\|blade]] to his throat, while Haytham Kenway wriggled free and fatally wounded Braddock.		During the campaign, Braddock and a group of his men, were ambushed by Templar [[Haytham Kenway]] and a group of natives from local tribes assembled by [[Kaniehtí:io]] of the [[Kanien'kehá:ka]]. In a desperate attempt to prevent his general's [[Assassination targets\|assassination]], Washington shot Haytham's [[Horses\|steed]], trapping him beneath the horse. But before he could fire another shot, he was pinned down by Kaniehtí:io, who held her [[Short blades\|blade]] to his throat, while Haytham Kenway wriggled free and fatally wounded Braddock.

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{{Wiki|Braddock, Pennsylvania|Braddock}}//[[United States|USA]]//1755-07-09<br>
Having enlisted in the [[Virginia]]n militia during the "[[French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[British Army]] General and [[Templars|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the [[Braddock Expedition|Battle of the Monongehala]], as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].

During the campaign, Braddock and a group of his men, were ambushed by Templar [[Haytham Kenway]] and a group of natives from local tribes assembled by [[Kaniehtí:io]] of the [[Kanien'kehá:ka]]. In a desperate attempt to prevent his general's [[Assassination targets|assassination]], Washington shot Haytham's [[Horses|steed]], trapping him beneath the horse. But before he could fire another shot, he was pinned down by Kaniehtí:io, who held her [[Short blades|blade]] to his throat, while Haytham Kenway wriggled free and fatally wounded Braddock.

With Braddock's death and the expedition a failure, Washington rallied a retreat of the obliterated forces and recovered the body to prevent its desecration.
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	{{Wiki\|Braddock, Pennsylvania\|Braddock}}//[[United States\|USA]]//1755-07-09<br />		{{Wiki\|Braddock, Pennsylvania\|Braddock}}//[[United States\|USA]]//1755-07-09<br />
	Having enlisted in the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia during the "[[Seven Years' War\|French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|Army]] General and [[Templars\|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Battle of the Monongahela}}, as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].		Having enlisted in the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia during the "[[Seven Years' War\|French and Indian War]]", [[George Washington]] came under the command of [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|Army]] General and [[Templars\|Templar]], [[Edward Braddock]]. Acting as his guide, he rode with Braddock during the [[Battle of the Monongahela]], as British forces moved to conquer [[Fort Duquesne]].

	During the campaign, Braddock and a group of his men, were [[Braddock Expedition\|ambushed]] by Templar [[Haytham Kenway]] and a group of natives from local tribes assembled by [[Kaniehtí:io]] of the [[Kanien'kehá:ka]]. In a desperate attempt to prevent his general's [[Assassination targets\|assassination]], Washington shot Haytham's [[Horse\|steed]], trapping him beneath the horse. But before he could fire another shot, he was pinned down by Kaniehtí:io, who held her [[Short blade\|blade]] to his throat, while Haytham Kenway wriggled free and fatally wounded Braddock.		During the campaign, Braddock and a group of his men, were [[Braddock Expedition\|ambushed]] by Templar [[Haytham Kenway]] and a group of natives from local tribes assembled by [[Kaniehtí:io]] of the [[Kanien'kehá:ka]]. In a desperate attempt to prevent his general's [[Assassination targets\|assassination]], Washington shot Haytham's [[Horse\|steed]], trapping him beneath the horse. But before he could fire another shot, he was pinned down by Kaniehtí:io, who held her [[Short blade\|blade]] to his throat, while Haytham Kenway wriggled free and fatally wounded Braddock.