france became allies with america after the battle of saratoga.
france became allies with america after the battle of saratoga.
who became allies with america after the battle of saratoga?
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bullet::::- the frances young tang teaching museum and art gallery at skidmore college









































bullet::::- schick art gallery, skidmore college









































bullet::::- national museum of dance and hall of fame









































bullet::::- national museum of racing and hall of fame









































bullet::::- new york state military museum and veterans research center









































bullet::::- saratoga automobile museum









































bullet::::- saratoga springs history museum









































bullet::::- children's museum of saratoga









































bullet::::- saratoga arts center









































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bullet::::- "grid (formerly saratoga wire)" daily online newspaper









































bullet::::- "the saratogian" newspaper (daily)









































bullet::::- saratoga today newspaper (weekly) www.saratogatodaynewspaper.com









































bullet::::- "saratoga business journal" newspaper (bi-weekly)









































bullet::::- "the spotlight" newspaper (weekly)
saratoga springs, new york
in 218 bc, when hannibal marched the armies of carthage through provence on their way to italy to attack rome, the massalians and romans became allies. the romans sent sixty ships with two legions led by publius cornelius scipio to massalia in an unsuccessful attempt to intercept hannibal. in 207 bc, when hasdrubal barca led another carthaginian army to attack rome, rome and massalia became allies again. the roman orator cicero referred to massalia as "the most faithful allies of the romans."
history of provence