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No. Mercenaries have been used for centuries and are STILL used. When crusaders came back to Europe they often became mercenaries for various wars in Europe. It was better to be paid for fighting than to get killed for a king’s war for nothing.

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Q: Do you think It was a mistake for the British to use mercenaries to help them fight the war?
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