Publisher's Synopsis
"Rochambeau. A Commemoration by the Congress of the United States of America of the Services of the French Auxiliary Forces in the War of Independence" is a historical record honoring the contributions of French forces during the American Revolutionary War. Compiled by the Joint Committee on the Library of the United States Congress, this work serves as a tribute to Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau, and the pivotal role he and his troops played in securing American independence. The book commemorates the Franco-American alliance and details the assistance provided by France, highlighting the strategic and logistical support that proved crucial to the American victory. This commemoration offers valuable insights into the military strategies, diplomatic relations, and the shared ideals that bound France and the United States in their fight for liberty.
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