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| Tango01 | 14 Nov 2026 12:41 p.m. PST |
…helped win the American Revolution "As a merchant in colonial America, Silas Deane knew how to negotiate a good deal. Those skills extended beyond the confines of his store in Connecticut, and Deane put them to good use when the Second Continental Congress deployed him to France. Deane arrived in Paris on July 6, 1776—two days after the adoption of the Declaration of Independence—with one objective. He sought to secure assistance for the Continental Army, which confronted severe shortages in men and supplies against the British, and needed to do it as secretly as possible…" link
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