1778-1783 America owes France the most unalterable gratitude by Lucien Jonas

Soldier pointing toward marching troops while two children stand and kneel by a grave with a helmet on a cross.

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A lithograph titled 1778-1783 America owes France the most unalterable gratitude, created by Lucien Jonas in 1918. A uniformed soldier with a rifle slung across his back points toward marching troops and a mounted officer in the distance, while a boy grips his arm and a girl kneels in prayer beside a grave marked by a cross and helmet.

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