Natalie Casas Casas, 1
AMH 2000
2-21-05

The internal struggle amongst the Americans during the American Revolution is seen prominently throughout Joseph Martin's narrative and is the result of selfishness amid the soldiers, lack of esteem among officers and their troops, and the inner battle existing among the country and the band of soldiers who fought for it. The so-called "bond of brotherhood" that Martin speaks of among the soldiers is negated by an overall ill mannered behavior throughout the eight years of war.
One of the leading causes of this internal skirmish was the selfishness of the soldiers. Generally, officers of the armed forces are thought to "stick together" or be of one accord. However, in the American Revolution soldiers have seemed to lean on caring for their own interests and not for the interest of their fellow soldiers. For example, Martin tells of how he badly injured his foot, and when rushed to see the surgeon he was......

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Title: Narrative Of Joseph Martin
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Approximate Pages: 5 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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