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15 March, 13:56

Which description of Alexander Hamilton is correct? A. a former British captain who turned a disorderly group of American recruits into skilled soldiers B. the commander of British troops in the South who lost the Battle of Yorktown C. the Scottish general on Washington's staff who became his lifelong friend D. a young officer on Washington's staff who captured a British fort during the Battle of Yorktown.

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