"Lafayette in America" by Louis Gottschalk — First Bicentennial Edition Boston Tea Party I commend their interests and

I commend their interests and defense to the enlightened and generous care of Congress

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"Lafayette in America" by Louis Gottschalk — First Bicentennial Edition Boston Tea Party I commend their interests andUpdated on August 19: This book has been sold. From the publisher: "Two hundred years ago on December 7, 1776, to be exact Silas Deane, the American commissioner in Paris, and the nineteen year old Marquis de Lafayette signed an agreement which made the young Frenchman a major general in the United States Army. When that agreement was finally and reluctantly approved by the Continental Congress in Philadelphia on July 31, 1777, Lafayette became the