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Deborah was born.
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She was sent to live with her mother`s cousin Miss Fuller.
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Miss Fuller died of illness.
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then her mother sent her to live with an 80~year~old mrs. Tacher
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Mrs. Thatcher was sent to live with relatives.
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Deborah was sent to live with the Thomas family.
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she was 10 years old
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The people were angry with the King of England.
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Deborah was 13 years old.
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The King wouldn't let them get tea from any other country, so the people threw all the tea into the water.
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Deborah was 14 years old.
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The King punished the people of Boston. He said no ships could sail in or out.
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Deborah was 15 years old.
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The trouble was getting worse, and many people were getting ready for war.
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Deborah was 16 years old.
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The Declaration of Independence was written.
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She went to be a school teacher.
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Deborah was 18.
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The war was over and Deborah was free.
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Deborah Sampson joined the army as a continental soldier.
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The government gave money to all of the wounded soldiers.
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At the age of 67, Deborah Sampson died.