Proceedings at the Dinner to the Rochambeau Special Mission, Given by the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick at Delmonico's, May 29, 1902 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A historic 1902 banquet marks a pledge of friendship between the United States and France. This book chronicles the dinner held by the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in New York to honor the French mission and the Rochambeau statue unveiling in Washington, connecting memories of Yorktown to present-day ties.

The ceremony and surrounding events highlight a long, shared history between two nations. It describes how officials, diplomats, and citizens welcomed the French mission, celebrated Franco‑American cooperation, and reflected on the legacy of Rochambeau, Lafayette, and other allies who helped shape American independence.

• A vivid account of the May 29, 1902 banquet and its public significance.


• Profiles of the French mission’s leaders and the American hosts.


• Context on the Rochambeau statue and its symbolism for friendship.


• Observations on how Irish‑American pride and civic spirit framed the event.

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