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What did Christopher Gadsden do?

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14y ago
Updated: 8/18/2019

he was a colonel in the Revolutionary war, he was born in Charleston, SC which is really amazing, cuz that's the prettiest and most historic city in America, and he also was a delegate of the first continental congress and close friends with Samual Adams. hope this helps!

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