what does g. w. mean when he writes, "the revolution is of too great a magnitude to be effected in so short a space, and with the loss of so little blood"?

the war was to large and the time was short and hardly o blood was shed.

Explanation:

it was a very large war, in a very short time, and not to many people lost their lives.

discrimination! they faced a lot of racism

c.the colonist victory raised moral among the people.