On Jun 24, 2007, at 3:09 PM, Graham Dobson wrote:
> I think you confuse guerilla warfare with terrorism.
No, terrorism is attacks against non-military targets designed to
inflict a fear in the general populace in an effort to attract
sympathizers and change the prevailing sentiment. While the colonists
in the Revolutionary War certainly used guerilla tactics against the
British Army, they also employed attacks against civilians,
especially in areas sympathetic to the Crown. Massachusetts in
particular had a very high number of civilian deaths.
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