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Yes, Comte de Rochambeau was considered a patriot, particularly in the context of the American Revolutionary War. As a French general, he played a crucial role in supporting the American colonies in their fight for independence against British rule. His leadership and military strategies were instrumental in the success of the Siege of Yorktown in 1781, which ultimately led to the end of British domination in the United States. His contributions helped solidify the alliance between France and the American colonies, showcasing his commitment to their cause.

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