What was the significance of Martin Letter in Korean War?

The Martin Letter was a document signed by Joseph W. Martin Jr., the Republican leader in the US House of Representatives, which guaranteed Korean independence and US troops stationed in Korea. It was shown in the United Nations General Assembly as a response to the soviet claims that the US forces in Korea were violating Korean independence.

Who was the British general in battle of Princeton?

In which year did name change?

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