Who found it most difficult to fight their own men during the american revolution?

Britishers

Explanation:

Britishers find it difficult to fight in the American Revolution with the Americans because colonies were the part of the British Empire, and they  wanted to get free from the British after so many years. Americans had more reason to fight for their independence because they became tired with the Acts and the taxes they were forced to pay to the Britishers. Many Americans became hostile to the Britishers before the war because of their treatment towards the colonies.

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