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Why did England decide to negotiate to end the war of 1812? A. There were losing most battles B. They just got tired of fighting wars C. Madison made a special deal with them

Why did England decide to negotiate to end the war of 1812? A. There were losing most battles B. They just got tired of fighting wars C. Madison made a special deal with them
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Why did England decide to negotiate to end the war of 1812?

A. There were losing most battles
B. They just got tired of fighting wars
C. Madison made a special deal with them

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A. There were losing most battles

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