Comments on: Baron von Steuben’s Family

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By: megangack

megangack — Fri, 06 Sep 2019 21:32:26 +0000

Steuben definitely should be taught more in school! Without him we likely would not have won the Revolutionary War. I fear the Steuben is frequently left out because schools can’t find a way to pretend he was straight. 🙁

Okay, so Walker was kind of a gold digger. He asked for more and more stuff as the war went on. Years later though, when Steuben had run out of money, Walker let Steuben live with him whenever Steuben needed a place to go, so Walker did sort of pay him back.

By: Mikayla

Mikayla — Thu, 05 Sep 2019 23:57:43 +0000

Wow! I never knew about Steuben. His story is so wholesome. How he takes in these men who are not accepted by society and mentors them and gives them a loving family and home. He seems like such a cool guy! I wish I had learned about him in school.

P.s. Walker seems like a bit of a gold digger. 😉 “Walker did frequently write to Steuben while on Washington’s staff asking Steuben to buy him things”