Biography of the Illustrious Citizen, General Lafayette, the Hero, the Statesman, the Philanthropist, the Early and Constant Friend of America, and the Champion of the Equal Rights of Mankinds

This biography is a compelling and comprehensive study of the life and career of General Lafayette, one of America's most celebrated heroes. From his early days as a teenage volunteer in the Revolutionary War to his pivotal role in securing French support for the American cause, this book offers a fascinating portrait of a truly remarkable man.

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