The Impressment
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- Sailors sailing in the bright blue sea trading goods to other countries for other valuables and resources for money/currency and being free in open waters from Heaven.
- What is that British ship doing there? Are we in danger? Just be careful band pass by nice and easy.
- The sailors are aboard the British ship and are ready to be sent to the British Army to help the Navy and defeat the opposing enemy, the French and their great navies/army.
- YES! WE WILL! JUST HAVE MERCY ON US! WE ARE WEAK AND WILL DO ANYTHING!
- Now you will join our army or we will shoot! Will you?!!! We are waiting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- The poor sailors are on a battlefield fighting for their lives and hoping not to die just like their other fellow sailors who are lying on the ground, bleeding severely to death sadly.
- In the beginning of the Impressment, sailors would trade from sea to sea and from continent to continent, sending valuables to valuables. Suddenly, there would be a British ship in the distance. The sailors would think nothing of it but be shocked that they are there. They get ready and make sure that they are peaceful together and just passing along.
- The British ships have captured the American sailors and are forcing them to become slaves and servants in Britain's military and army and navy. They have to help and fight to the death to kill the French and win against them. They are now going to send them into battle and do not care about whether they come back alive or dead since they need help.
- The American sailors are now going into battle with the French and have no choice but to fight to the death or the British will kill them. Anyways, they are now property of the British now. The sailors watch as their friends die with blood and gore severely dripping until they have lost enough from the punctured wounds that pierced their breakable bodies.
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