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Tritium got it, quartermasters were (and still are) the backbone of armies. Being the quartermaster meant he was personally accountable for food/ammo/uniforms... basically everything an army could need.
In England and Canada the US Revolutionary War was called a civil war, and he fought on the US side as the Continental army.
There was no distinction back then between Canada and New England, the only reason it wasn't included as the 14th state was we lost the battle for Montreal and the devide was henseforth.
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