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I.AFAYaTTA Marie-loseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Morquis de Lafayette lnteresting facts: Lafayette became a Freemason, before leaving France, when he was L8. The Continental Congress commissioned him a Maior-General on July 31, L777 when he was only L9. George Washington was a father figure to the orphan LafaYette. Washington loved him like the son he never had. Lafayette named his onlY son Gearge Washington LafoYette. President Thomas Jefferson offered Lafayette to be Gavernor of the Louisiano Purchase in 1803. On his L824-t825 tour, Lafayette visited all24 states & traveled over 6,000 miles. Lafayette is buried in Paris, France under soil taken from Washington's grave at Mount Vernon. References: (1,) "Lafayette" by Harlow Giles Unger. (2002) (2) "Lafayette: A Lite" by Andrew Latzko (1936) (3) "Oration On The Life And Character Of Gilbert Motier De Lafayette" by tohn Quinty Adams (1835) (4) "Lafayette in America" in 1824 and 1825 by his personal secretaryAuguste Levasseur (1829) translated to english bv Alqn R. Holfman (2006) (5) "Lafayette in the Somewhat United States" by Sorah Vowell(2015) 1757 - 1834 This exhibit is organized into five chapters: I : Birth of a Patriot II: American Revolution III: French Revolution fV: L824-t825 Tour V: Death of a Hero

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I.AFAYaTTA Marie-loseph Paul Yves

Roch Gilbert du Motier,Morquis de Lafayette

lnteresting facts:

Lafayette became a Freemason, before

leaving France, when he was L8.

The Continental Congress

commissioned him a Maior-Generalon July 31, L777 when he was only L9.

George Washington was a fatherfigure to the orphan LafaYette.

Washington loved himlike the son he never had.

Lafayette named his onlY son

Gearge Washington LafoYette.

President Thomas Jefferson offered Lafayette to be Gavernor of the Louisiano Purchase in 1803.

On his L824-t825 tour, Lafayette visited all24 states & traveled over 6,000 miles.

Lafayette is buried in Paris, France under soil taken from Washington's grave at Mount Vernon.

References:

(1,) "Lafayette" by Harlow Giles Unger. (2002)

(2) "Lafayette: A Lite" by Andrew Latzko (1936)

(3) "Oration On The Life And Character Of Gilbert Motier De Lafayette" by tohn Quinty Adams (1835)

(4) "Lafayette in America" in 1824 and 1825 by his personal secretaryAuguste Levasseur (1829)

translated to english bv Alqn R. Holfman (2006)

(5) "Lafayette in the Somewhat United States" by Sorah Vowell(2015)

1757 - 1834

This exhibit is organizedinto five chapters:

I : Birth of a PatriotII: American Revolution

III: French RevolutionfV: L824-t825 TourV: Death of a Hero