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Daily National Intelligencer — 1817-09-23, page 2
… en in the Champs Elysees. Mr. Galla tin, the American minister, our much loved Lafayette, and generals Miollis and St. Simon, two French officers of distinc tion, who served …
… and independent go vernment. 15. The American Fair. voluntekh Toasts. By General Lafayette—The friends of liberty in both hemispheres—and may the doctrine of rights every …
… and eminent virtues, entitle him to our highest confidence and regard. General Lafayette, the friend and companion in arms of our illustrious Washington—Ameri cans will …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1818-08-20, page 3
… gained the sovereigns of Europe and caused the loss of our dear country. General Lafayette. The brave Briti h officers Who saved Lava lette from the scaffold, Lord Holland …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1818-09-22, page 2
… proves that its spirit watches and protects its citizens eiery when-. 10. General Lafayette—our friend and bene factor; He lives in our history and in our hearts. 11. The …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1821-04-06, page 3
… the admirers of Kosciusko in foreign countries, and to invite in France, General Lafayette; in England, Lord Grey; and in North America, the late President Jefferson, all …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1823-02-22, page 2
… to the battle in which that brave officer was mortally wounded. Greene writes to Lafayette, (2d vol. page 240, We obtained a complete victory, and, had it not have been for …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1823-02-24, page 2
… espousing, like the former, thecause of the United States. Nor did De Kalb and LaFayette, &c. who volunteered, in like manner, before France took sides with America, produce …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1823-07-08, page 2
… and demanded, through his minister, Regnaud, succours for “the astonished Eagle.” Lafayette stated, with the manliness which has always characterized him in the midst of personal …
… to the generosity, love of glory, and fidelity of the nation to his brother; but Lafayette replied that the nation had been faithful and generous—that its fidelity stood …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1824-01-07, page 3
… Author to be a uni de to one people. and the admiration of all. By Mr. Hunt.—De Lafayette: May fresh breezes soon waft him over a smooth sea, to the land whose liberties …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1824-01-08, page 2
… testimonials of the value of Mr. Brannan’s Compilation. The Letterofthe Mar quis Lafayette, in particular, (without dispar agement, to the value of that of Mr. Clinton,) …
… which springs spon taneous in every American breast at the mention ot the name of Lafayette. Copy of a Letter to the Minamis he Lafayette, near Paris, Prance. Washington, June 26, 1823. Sir: I take the liberty of presenting …
… serenity, is the sincere wish of your obedient, humble servant, Answer of Marquis Lafayette. La Grange, Oct. 26, 1823. Dear Sir No present could be more acceptable to me, …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1824-01-10, page 3
… and our country to Indepen dence. They were the gift ofhis listinguished pupil, Lafayette, and associate the name of the steadiest friend >f Liberty in the Old, with tbe …
… 1824. Sir; Be pleased to accept the pistols which were presented by the Marquis Lafayette to General George Washington, and worn by’ him in the service of his country. It …
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