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Who was john paul jones, and what was his significance in the war?

Who was john paul jones, and what was his significance in the war?
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Who was john paul jones, and what was his significance in the war?

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When the American Revolution broke out, John Paul Jones went to Philadelphia and was commissioned a senior lieutenant in the new Continental Navy. In 1779 he took command of the Bonhomme Richard.
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