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Ah, what a fascinating story we have here! That American frontiersman you're talking about is none other than George Rogers Clark. He was a brave soul who led his men to capture British forts in the Ohio River Valley during the American Revolutionary War. By doing so, he secured that region for the American colonies. Just imagine the courage and determination it took to achieve such a feat!

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