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During the American Revolutionary War, Fort Ticonderoga was primarily held by American forces after being captured in May 1775. However, before the American capture, it was garrisoned by a small number of British soldiers, estimated to be around 50 to 100 at the time of its seizure. The fort's strategic location made it significant, but the exact number of British troops varied over time. Ultimately, the fort became more notable for its role in American military history than for its British garrison.

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