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26 September, 10:41

How might the war have turned out differently if that battle had been lost?

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  1. 26 September, 11:02
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    Man, if That battle had been lost ... the war probably would've been lost too. But the battle wasn't lost, it was a victorious win for whoever was fighting in the battle and war. So this is just a lesson for all, don't give up.

    This is the best answer that could be given with info I had : D
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