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In the Revolutionary War one of the leading generals was Muhlenberg, an American of German descent, just as among the soldiers from abroad who came to aid us one of the most prominent was the German, Steuben.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “In the Revolutionary War one of the leading generals was Muhlenberg, an American of German descent, just as among the…”
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This quote emphasizes the role of German descent individuals in the American Revolutionary War, showcasing their contributions to the nation's founding.
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