Lafayette and the Birth of Liberty in America
The narrator recounts Gilbert Motier de Lafayette’s early life, his decision to join the American cause, and his acceptance by Congress as Major General. It details his lineage, the European wars, the American struggle for independence, and the oath to serve without pay, highlighting the moral force behind his devotion to liberty and the forging of allied support for the United States.
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Gilbert Yonefiryete
Congress
United
Air Independence
Lafayette
Grerce
George the Second
Prince
British Islands
Cay
Daugh
James
We King
Bolsomia
Hanover
James the
George the
Aunoves
Great Britain
France
Mintihoosd
Combo
Haun
de Pyrner
Matens
Hue
Britan
Sargely
George Second
A. Git Ness
Saint- Louis
British Empire
Aianover
Britain
la Afayette
Ile
Anton
Electorate of Hanover
Finny
Unis
Fife
George Washington
Virginia
Europe
Iris
Aghington
Limes
Iafrayette
Washington
Bprance
North America
America
Philadelphia
United States
Waghington
Buneels
Gilbert Motier de Lafayette
Minden
Herselves
Ate
Lavoc
Budepomdener
Celesses
Kitiess
Pas
University of Paris
T Ha Royel
Louis the Fourteenth
Cardinal Richeleu
House of Mossiles
Louis the Fifteenth
Liafiyette
Lorronnes
Mfonbusiers
Louis
Aris
Lim
Srother
Gare
Dragoots
Metz
Marechal de Broglie
Plate
London
Rami
Tim
Germaany
Poland
Pulaski
de Kalb
Warren
Montgovery
Lafoylatte
Silas Deane
American Congress
Paris
Marquis de Lahaye de Flat
Army of
Marquis
MG Deane
Hurone
Air Deane
Deane
Benjamin Wranklin
Arthur Lee
Ito
Lac
Veresailles
Boreldgius
Per ‘Gon
Bordeaux
Ovizhhoring
Dasage
Spain
Stratuvera
Diaguisu
West Indies
South Carolin
Holfie
Charleston
Fluger
Ruth
Generil
Lafay
Marquis de la Higctles
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