Abstract Animals played a key and still-understudied role in the first year of the War of Independence. While obtaining livestock for food, British forces altered environments and spurred opposition in distant places, and forced animals to become war refugees. Unreliable food supplies also contributed to the army's evacuation of Boston.
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