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1 Revolutionary War Project * Peter Salem

2 * Peter Salem was an african american who served as a soldier in the american revolutionary war. He was born in framingham, massachusetts. He was a slave of Jeremiah Belknap. Peter was sold to lawson Buckminster, and was given freedom to enlist in the continental army.

3 Role in the Revolutionary war:

4 Loyalist or Patriot?

5 Did he Survive the revolutionary war?

6 My opinion of this person:

7 Two additional Facts about this figure:

8 Most interesting thing about this figure:

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