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quadgram | frequency |
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of the united states | 66 |
on the th of | 26 |
in the name of | 24 |
the name of the | 22 |
to the cause of | 21 |
the marquis de lafayette | 21 |
in the cause of | 17 |
at the same time | 17 |
the commander in chief | 16 |
one of the most | 16 |
to the united states | 16 |
the committee of arrangements | 15 |
the rights of man | 14 |
at the head of | 14 |
the society of cincinnati | 13 |
the representatives of the | 13 |
in the united states | 13 |
he was received by | 12 |
of the rights of | 11 |
representatives of the people | 11 |
the cause of america | 11 |
a great number of | 11 |
a part of the | 10 |
in front of the | 10 |
of the inhabitants of | 10 |
on his way to | 10 |
the cause of liberty | 10 |
in behalf of the | 9 |
he was met by | 9 |
of the citizens of | 9 |
in the course of | 9 |
the th of october | 9 |
the united states in | 9 |
the president of the | 9 |
the rights of mankind | 8 |
to which the general | 8 |
have the honor to | 8 |
at the battle of | 8 |
in the american army | 8 |
of the state of | 8 |
a member of the | 8 |
the army of the | 8 |
of the national assembly | 8 |
of the commander in | 8 |
by the committee of | 7 |
of the revolutionary army | 7 |
president of the united | 7 |
the honor to be | 7 |
was received by the | 7 |
a committee of the | 7 |
the guest of the | 7 |
the name of lafayette | 7 |
guest of the nation | 7 |
the officers of the | 7 |
at the court of | 7 |
officers of the army | 7 |
of the american army | 7 |
was met by the | 7 |
the united states of | 7 |
the governor of the | 7 |
that he could not | 7 |
in the war of | 7 |
on the part of | 7 |
the cause of freedom | 7 |
i have the honor | 7 |
in which he was | 6 |
by a company of | 6 |
of the society of | 6 |
to the national assembly | 6 |
the people of this | 6 |
the rights of the | 6 |
the citizens of boston | 6 |
of one of the | 6 |
in the hearts of | 6 |
the war of the | 6 |
the tent of washington | 6 |
devoted to the cause | 6 |
after his return to | 6 |
of the continental army | 6 |
at the age of | 6 |
the president of congress | 6 |
governor of the state | 6 |
by the mayor and | 6 |
where he was received | 6 |
by one of the | 6 |
and the rights of | 6 |
the centre of the | 6 |
of the city council | 6 |
to the citizens of | 6 |
of the army and | 6 |
the united states and | 6 |
the army and navy | 6 |
united states of america | 6 |
war of the revolution | 6 |
of the british army | 6 |
revolutionary officers and soldiers | 5 |
the committee of the | 5 |
in the hour of | 5 |
in the vicinity of | 5 |
to bid him welcome | 5 |
of the people and | 5 |
greater part of the | 5 |
a public dinner was | 5 |
the court of versailles | 5 |
the inhabitants of both | 5 |
for the first time | 5 |
he was addressed by | 5 |
in honor of lafayette | 5 |
general made the following | 5 |
men under his command | 5 |
the prince de poix | 5 |
the emperor of austria | 5 |
people of the united | 5 |
the th of september | 5 |
from the united states | 5 |
was received by a | 5 |
his return to france | 5 |
which he had been | 5 |
in favor of the | 5 |
the greater part of | 5 |
in his power to | 5 |
the people of the | 5 |
were presented to him | 5 |
by the mayor of | 5 |
as well as of | 5 |
the battle of brandywine | 5 |
the following is the | 5 |
the state of new | 5 |
in one of the | 5 |
at an early hour | 5 |
the th of august | 5 |
in his own country | 5 |
the course of the | 5 |
the independence of the | 5 |
made the following reply | 5 |
mayor of the city | 5 |
the hands of the | 5 |
after a lapse of | 5 |
was not to be | 5 |
by the citizens of | 5 |
sovereignty of the people | 5 |
of the committee of | 5 |
of the french people | 5 |
you are pleased to | 5 |
have been pleased to | 5 |
the chamber of deputies | 5 |
the mayor of the | 5 |
army of the united | 5 |
navy of the united | 5 |
the baron de kalb | 5 |
the general made the | 5 |
the close of the | 5 |
in the service of | 5 |
the members of the | 5 |
inhabitants of both sexes | 5 |
to offer him their | 5 |
the command of the | 5 |
that he had been | 4 |
visited the navy yard | 4 |
the surrender of yorktown | 4 |
after an absence of | 4 |
by a battalion of | 4 |
was at the head | 4 |
letter to the national | 4 |
as well as a | 4 |
as well as the | 4 |
of madame de lafayette | 4 |
of the th of | 4 |
at a time when | 4 |
under the command of | 4 |
a company of artillery | 4 |
he was received with | 4 |
at the line of | 4 |
the friend of our | 4 |
the chamber of representatives | 4 |
officers of the united | 4 |
to the emperor of | 4 |
be received by the | 4 |
of the town and | 4 |
the will of the | 4 |
great number of the | 4 |
every part of the | 4 |
the king of prussia | 4 |
and to the world | 4 |
by the president of | 4 |
of the state house | 4 |
was conducted to the | 4 |
and was received with | 4 |
the side of the | 4 |
of the american revolution | 4 |
visit to the united | 4 |
a large number of | 4 |
the head of the | 4 |
the count de broglie | 4 |
he was saluted by | 4 |
to receive him with | 4 |
in the following address | 4 |
by the people of | 4 |
he was introduced to | 4 |
the sovereignty of the | 4 |
accompanied by the governor | 4 |
from the city of | 4 |
the part of the | 4 |
of the american people | 4 |
people of this country | 4 |
of the states general | 4 |
for the rights of | 4 |
madame de lafayette was | 4 |
for the welfare of | 4 |
the hero of the | 4 |
to the president of | 4 |
a british or a | 4 |
the resolve of congress | 4 |
the cause of civil | 4 |
that he did not | 4 |
the whole body of | 4 |
to the interests of | 4 |
on the other hand | 4 |
the city of new | 4 |
will of the people | 4 |
of the birth of | 4 |
of the people of | 4 |
carriage in which lafayette | 4 |
whole life has been | 4 |
and his family in | 4 |
in the month of | 4 |
and the united states | 4 |
in which you have | 4 |
the land of his | 4 |
the state of virginia | 4 |
the declaration of independence | 4 |
had the good fortune | 4 |
committee of the town | 4 |
for the purpose of | 4 |
a company of cavalry | 4 |
the general officers of | 4 |
in the midst of | 4 |
he wrote to his | 4 |
at the entrance of | 4 |
army and navy of | 4 |
the liberties of the | 4 |
of the marquis lafayette | 4 |
and on the th | 4 |
the happiness of the | 4 |
field officers of the | 4 |
and a company of | 4 |
was one of the | 4 |
was addressed by the | 4 |
when he arrived at | 4 |
veterans of the revolutionary | 4 |
in the french army | 4 |
when he commanded the | 4 |
cause of freedom and | 4 |
to him by the | 4 |
it would have been | 4 |
been devoted to the | 4 |
if he had been | 4 |
with him in the | 4 |
which the general made | 4 |
life has been devoted | 4 |
power of the monarch | 4 |
was at this time | 4 |
he was accompanied by | 4 |
in every part of | 4 |
in a state of | 4 |
and navy of the | 4 |
cause of civil liberty | 4 |
was saluted by the | 4 |
zeal in the cause | 4 |
him and his family | 4 |
the entrance of the | 4 |
by the side of | 4 |
the address of the | 4 |
arches were thrown across | 4 |
the th of april | 4 |
the american soldiers were | 4 |
to the memory of | 4 |
the surrender of cornwallis | 4 |
high sense of his | 3 |
the return of the | 3 |
to the representatives of | 3 |
chief of the american | 3 |
as one of the | 3 |
general officers of the | 3 |
in the presence of | 3 |
the avenue leading to | 3 |
in the tent of | 3 |
the governor and council | 3 |
not being able to | 3 |
his object was to | 3 |
could not have been | 3 |
on a visit to | 3 |
devotion to the cause | 3 |
to which i am | 3 |
shared with him the | 3 |
in the prison at | 3 |
the power of the | 3 |
appointed to the command | 3 |
form the basis of | 3 |
under his command were | 3 |
to be found in | 3 |
was present at a | 3 |
and a great number | 3 |
by the aids of | 3 |
the release of lafayette | 3 |
of the assembled people | 3 |
to be found among | 3 |
the beginning of the | 3 |
the minister of the | 3 |
nearly half a century | 3 |
i am bound by | 3 |
his arrival at new | 3 |
asserter of the rights | 3 |
cause of liberty and | 3 |
of the french army | 3 |
to the marquis lafayette | 3 |
the line of the | 3 |
in the west indies | 3 |
of liberty and equality | 3 |
mayor and committee of | 3 |
an officer in the | 3 |
that he was a | 3 |
society of cincinnati of | 3 |
i hope i shall | 3 |
i have no doubt | 3 |
whose whole life has | 3 |
visit to america in | 3 |
congress of the united | 3 |
in the struggle for | 3 |
many of our men | 3 |
he was to be | 3 |
to return to america | 3 |
which i am bound | 3 |
the gentlemen of the | 3 |
for the success of | 3 |
name of the inhabitants | 3 |
by the city authorities | 3 |
the character of this | 3 |
that the american troops | 3 |
soon after his return | 3 |
of the army of | 3 |
in which lafayette rode | 3 |
the support of the | 3 |
marquis de lafayette was | 3 |
rights of the people | 3 |
the name of this | 3 |
were inscribed the names | 3 |
to go to america | 3 |
his letter to the | 3 |
he was greeted with | 3 |
officer in the american | 3 |
the condition of the | 3 |
in the bosom of | 3 |
as well as to | 3 |
to serve in the | 3 |
the next day he | 3 |
members of the city | 3 |
has been devoted to | 3 |
at the house of | 3 |
to appear in the | 3 |
the americans under lafayette | 3 |
of the volunteer companies | 3 |
side of the river | 3 |
his native country and | 3 |
the throne of france | 3 |
a letter to the | 3 |
the general was received | 3 |
in a letter to | 3 |
for the freedom of | 3 |
of his attachment to | 3 |
his most christian majesty | 3 |
soldiers of the revolution | 3 |
a salute from the | 3 |
line of the city | 3 |
whom he had been | 3 |
of washington and lafayette | 3 |
with whom he had | 3 |
which he was not | 3 |
a carriage in which | 3 |
of the people to | 3 |
a deputation of the | 3 |
an opportunity to show | 3 |
and it was not | 3 |
all classes of people | 3 |
so long an absence | 3 |
the day of his | 3 |
of the common council | 3 |
in spite of the | 3 |
procession of the citizens | 3 |
with a sense of | 3 |
liberties of the people | 3 |
of the governor of | 3 |
for the united states | 3 |
reception by the people | 3 |
to which he was | 3 |
him on his way | 3 |
introduced him to the | 3 |
of ladies and gentlemen | 3 |
cincinnati of the state | 3 |
the highest military honors | 3 |
he proceeded to the | 3 |
and a sumptuous repast | 3 |
by a deputation of | 3 |
of all ranks and | 3 |
accompanied by the mayor | 3 |
the th of may | 3 |
of the french nobility | 3 |
to go to france | 3 |
sumptuous repast was provided | 3 |
the dignity of the | 3 |
that he may be | 3 |
done so much for | 3 |
the city of boston | 3 |
addressed by the mayor | 3 |
friend of our country | 3 |
in the palaces of | 3 |
command of a division | 3 |
his reception by the | 3 |
and the count de | 3 |
land of his adoption | 3 |
of both sexes were | 3 |
the blessing of heaven | 3 |
for the liberty of | 3 |
old companions in arms | 3 |
and at the same | 3 |
given in honor of | 3 |
among them was one | 3 |
public dinner was given | 3 |
his old companions in | 3 |
come to this country | 3 |
of the light infantry | 3 |
that he might be | 3 |
the sight of the | 3 |
in his answer to | 3 |
that the marquis de | 3 |
the banks of the | 3 |
executive council of the | 3 |
the house of representatives | 3 |
an ardent love of | 3 |
of gratitude and respect | 3 |
the heads of departments | 3 |
at the siege of | 3 |
them as much as | 3 |
one of the committee | 3 |
on the throne of | 3 |
in the continental army | 3 |
the struggle for independence | 3 |
a battalion of artillery | 3 |
major general in the | 3 |
to the city hotel | 3 |
the friends of constitutional | 3 |
in the prisons of | 3 |
was provided for him | 3 |
to the rights of | 3 |
it will be the | 3 |
of his reception by | 3 |
proud and happy to | 3 |
to the command of | 3 |
of the house of | 3 |
i am happy to | 3 |
he then proceeded to | 3 |
he arrived at the | 3 |
of the chamber of | 3 |
of his little daughter | 3 |
proper measures are taken | 3 |
the life of the | 3 |
through which he passed | 3 |
hero of two worlds | 3 |
as the friend of | 3 |
the roar of cannon | 3 |
in the days of | 3 |
the capture of the | 3 |
and heroes of our | 3 |
cordial congratulations on your | 3 |
the principles of liberty | 3 |
more than forty years | 3 |
the friends of the | 3 |
madame de lafayette had | 3 |
of the city and | 3 |
the duke of gloucester | 3 |
at the side of | 3 |
with which he had | 3 |
the story of his | 3 |
in the center of | 3 |
part of the city | 3 |
the prison at olmutz | 3 |
in the army of | 3 |
was received with great | 3 |
general lafayette had been | 3 |
that we have been | 3 |
it was at this | 3 |
drawn up in a | 3 |
was in danger of | 3 |
which you are pleased | 3 |
to take part in | 3 |
and happiness of the | 3 |
nous vous aimons lafayette | 3 |
with the flags of | 3 |
welcome you to our | 3 |
the approach of the | 3 |
by a committee of | 3 |
inscribed the names of | 3 |
in the city of | 3 |
at which were present | 3 |
of the very high | 3 |
in the eyes of | 3 |
a bust of washington | 3 |
of a citizen of | 3 |
the attention of the | 3 |
name of the united | 3 |
in consequence of the | 3 |
rights of the citizens | 3 |
in honor of the | 3 |
to the land of | 3 |
were drawn up in | 3 |
to be presented to | 3 |
one of the citizens | 3 |
the chief magistrate of | 3 |
the good fortune to | 3 |
the congress of the | 3 |
and a number of | 3 |
officers and men under | 3 |
of the french revolution | 3 |
me in the name | 3 |
at the moment of | 3 |
that he was not | 3 |
of general lafayette to | 3 |
is one of the | 3 |
avenue leading to the | 3 |
waiting to receive him | 3 |
chief magistrate of the | 3 |
were thrown across the | 3 |
motier de la fayette | 3 |
a salute was fired | 3 |
that madame de lafayette | 3 |
from the old world | 3 |
was taken in a | 3 |
of the representatives of | 3 |
an enemy to the | 3 |
deputation of the city | 3 |
and members of the | 3 |
the american troops were | 3 |
among the friends of | 3 |
services you have rendered | 3 |
by the society of | 3 |
of a free people | 3 |
to the king of | 3 |
that it will be | 3 |
his excellency the governor | 3 |
of the battle of | 3 |
this distinguished friend of | 3 |
the young french noble | 3 |
his way to the | 3 |
the front of the | 3 |
the cradle of american | 3 |
of the british parliament | 3 |
the district of columbia | 3 |
side of the road | 3 |
the wishes of the | 3 |
the cause of the | 3 |
of flowers and evergreens | 3 |
you have been pleased | 3 |
and the officers and | 3 |
was met by a | 3 |
if proper measures are | 3 |
the homage of my | 3 |
the affection and respect | 3 |
the tomb of washington | 3 |
not been able to | 3 |
the left of the | 3 |
the whole population of | 3 |
as well as in | 3 |
the officers and men | 3 |
the fourth of july | 3 |
of the american soldiers | 3 |
the battle of monmouth | 3 |
the fire of the | 3 |
united states and of | 3 |
general lafayette and suite | 3 |
elected a member of | 3 |
of the young french | 3 |
part of the world | 3 |
and men under his | 3 |
marks of affection and | 3 |
of the king and | 3 |
a sumptuous repast was | 3 |
for the release of | 3 |
the cause of rational | 3 |
memoirs of general lafayette | 3 |
the liberties of france | 3 |
of which he was | 3 |
the citizens of the | 3 |
day of his arrival | 3 |
we bid you welcome | 3 |
the subject of the | 3 |
citizen of the united | 3 |
after so long an | 3 |
the king of france | 3 |
in waiting to receive | 3 |
regiment of light infantry | 3 |
which form the basis | 3 |
lapse of forty years | 3 |
the liberty of the | 3 |
at the time of | 3 |
be the pride of | 3 |
the procession passed through | 2 |
end of his life | 2 |
attention was given to | 2 |
natural and social rights | 2 |
to the commander in | 2 |
the very high and | 2 |
many of the citizens | 2 |
was a part of | 2 |
of two hundred thousand | 2 |
the residence of the | 2 |
sympathize with him and | 2 |
the young french officer | 2 |
one of them addressed | 2 |
in any way an | 2 |
decorated with evergreens and | 2 |
the forces of the | 2 |
of this extraordinary man | 2 |
to leave the kingdom | 2 |
of nearly half a | 2 |
course of the evening | 2 |
the happiness and prosperity | 2 |
the main body of | 2 |
the confidence which the | 2 |
and committee of arrangements | 2 |
find it easy to | 2 |
the blessings of their | 2 |
the highest respect for | 2 |
permit me only to | 2 |
the two young men | 2 |
on that great day | 2 |
could this be true | 2 |
has been extended from | 2 |
of the nation and | 2 |
the american troops had | 2 |
the tomb of the | 2 |
moment i knew she | 2 |
all the military fire | 2 |
approbation of the commander | 2 |
the palace of the | 2 |
soon after this the | 2 |
all in his power | 2 |
your companions in arms | 2 |
he had been associated | 2 |
it must be remembered | 2 |
the most lively feelings | 2 |
to see the illustrious | 2 |
considerations would constrain the | 2 |
high up in the | 2 |
to the french revolution | 2 |
to the legislative body | 2 |
chapter vii a successful | 2 |
opposite sides of the | 2 |
in the chamber of | 2 |
iv the great inspiration | 2 |
western part of the | 2 |
maxim with me not | 2 |
on the day of | 2 |
would not forget them | 2 |
the military fire of | 2 |
stories of great americans | 2 |
to the celebration at | 2 |
i shall always be | 2 |
animated his conduct while | 2 |
gave to our country | 2 |
of american school children | 2 |
embarked on board the | 2 |
at the residence of | 2 |
the principles of our | 2 |
the spot on which | 2 |
ladies and gentlemen were | 2 |
his little daughter henriette | 2 |
and in manhood revere | 2 |
and by the mayor | 2 |
assemblage of sufferings which | 2 |
of the colonies to | 2 |
the good people of | 2 |
was introduced to the | 2 |
a life devoted to | 2 |
as he entered the | 2 |
the confiscation of his | 2 |
of being presented to | 2 |
had sworn to support | 2 |
the freedom of our | 2 |
to the tent of | 2 |
grand salute was fired | 2 |
he manifested great pleasure | 2 |
the midst of the | 2 |
the success of our | 2 |
to present their offerings | 2 |
a special interest in | 2 |
of the principles of | 2 |
in which it is | 2 |
government of great britain | 2 |
liberty than to have | 2 |
and was conducted to | 2 |
events which occurred in | 2 |
of lafayette that he | 2 |
chapter xviii a triumphal | 2 |
from prison to prison | 2 |
the committee of congress | 2 |
of the services rendered | 2 |
on your arrival in | 2 |
of the road and | 2 |
i have every where | 2 |
he refused to take | 2 |
down the river to | 2 |
england and the united | 2 |
the assurance of my | 2 |
it is to me | 2 |
esteem and gratitude of | 2 |
he would have seen | 2 |
to submit to your | 2 |
and that they were | 2 |
the favorite of the | 2 |
the salutations of the | 2 |
bar of the national | 2 |
of whom he had | 2 |
he could not but | 2 |
in having an opportunity | 2 |
to make an attack | 2 |
to present him their | 2 |
we bid you a | 2 |
of esteem and gratitude | 2 |
you to accept my | 2 |
of such a reception | 2 |
at the risk of | 2 |
gave the order for | 2 |
the father of his | 2 |
the pride of my | 2 |
family in their misfortunes | 2 |
his long imprisonment and | 2 |
in favour of the | 2 |
when he visited the | 2 |
that this request appears | 2 |
of the officers who | 2 |
to go on a | 2 |
evening when he arrived | 2 |
the secretary of war | 2 |
not far from the | 2 |
the eyes of the | 2 |
not to ask what | 2 |
i forbear to enlarge | 2 |
on the evening of | 2 |
own country and to | 2 |
and activity of the | 2 |
ever stand a lesson | 2 |
the chevalier de buysson | 2 |
the life of lafayette | 2 |
in a few days | 2 |
to see and welcome | 2 |
the purity of the | 2 |
and county of worcester | 2 |
attempted to rescue lafayette | 2 |
letter to your majesty | 2 |
of our free institutions | 2 |
for a short time | 2 |
when he first came | 2 |
and guest of the | 2 |
and where he was | 2 |
the throne of his | 2 |
grateful recollections of the | 2 |
various parts of the | 2 |
the citizens of pennsylvania | 2 |
of the supreme executive | 2 |
letter from arnold was | 2 |
not thy brows with | 2 |
the remembrance of the | 2 |
to return to france | 2 |
by an ardent love | 2 |
joy at his presence | 2 |
offer him their hearty | 2 |
the ardor of youth | 2 |
military fire of youth | 2 |
independence of the united | 2 |
to serve in a | 2 |
in store for him | 2 |
principles of magnanimity and | 2 |
at a dinner given | 2 |
and the secretary of | 2 |
should they be attacked | 2 |
to be the occasion | 2 |
of writing this private | 2 |
the day of their | 2 |
and that he could | 2 |
the freedom and happiness | 2 |
to play a british | 2 |
marshal of the district | 2 |
persuaded that my motives | 2 |
chapter xiii lionized by | 2 |
are the objects of | 2 |
the command of general | 2 |
xv lafayette in prison | 2 |
of which were militia | 2 |
for the good of | 2 |
the harbor of new | 2 |
had the honor of | 2 |
has been made the | 2 |
xii the surrender of | 2 |
and in anticipation of | 2 |
of gratitude and affection | 2 |
had command of a | 2 |
for the arrival of | 2 |
every thing but the | 2 |
happy united states attain | 2 |
arrival in this country | 2 |
as well as an | 2 |
my obtaining leave of | 2 |
to be silent and | 2 |
officers of the late | 2 |
and to the interests | 2 |
the interests of the | 2 |
will illustrate the blessings | 2 |
to accept my thanks | 2 |
to the cultivation and | 2 |
the seat of government | 2 |
who were friendly to | 2 |
the citizens of philadelphia | 2 |
to welcome him to | 2 |
ten millions of people | 2 |
as the friend and | 2 |
had not been able | 2 |
the lapse of forty | 2 |
that they entertained a | 2 |
a battalion of light | 2 |
to listen to the | 2 |
and who had been | 2 |
a troop of horse | 2 |
general washington to the | 2 |
a distance of about | 2 |
of the honor of | 2 |
in the government of | 2 |
general lafayette arrived in | 2 |
him has been constant | 2 |
and claim his interposition | 2 |
him as he passed | 2 |
has been pleased to | 2 |
a national salute was | 2 |
north wing of the | 2 |
the old world and | 2 |
not the least distressing | 2 |
where he would be | 2 |
proceeded up the river | 2 |
make an attack upon | 2 |
of the citizens was | 2 |
as rapidly as possible | 2 |
request appears to me | 2 |
hottest of the fight | 2 |
example to the oppressed | 2 |
distinguished himself in the | 2 |
to the presence of | 2 |
illuminations in his honor | 2 |
he heard of the | 2 |
part of the community | 2 |
for the lack of | 2 |
it will be remembered | 2 |
to rescue lafayette from | 2 |
as might have been | 2 |
of the cause of | 2 |
she and her daughters | 2 |
from the committee of | 2 |
be in five minutes | 2 |
bring on a battle | 2 |
american troops were in | 2 |
front of the state | 2 |
the british army and | 2 |
was riding on the | 2 |
is that i may | 2 |
he also might have | 2 |
the anniversary of the | 2 |
number of the inhabitants | 2 |
and the highest regard | 2 |
the sense we have | 2 |
xiii lionized by two | 2 |
conduct while he was | 2 |
in common with the | 2 |
the help of the | 2 |
cause of rational liberty | 2 |
it was not prosecuted | 2 |
about ten miles from | 2 |
those great principles of | 2 |
were in danger of | 2 |
which official considerations would | 2 |
as soon as the | 2 |
i have received your | 2 |
york on the th | 2 |
on the d of | 2 |
and improvement of his | 2 |
that the national assembly | 2 |
safety of his prince | 2 |
in which he said | 2 |
it appears that the | 2 |
rank in the american | 2 |
by which he was | 2 |
was honored with the | 2 |
letter on the subject | 2 |
assembled in the tent | 2 |
become a member of | 2 |
to lafayette and his | 2 |
much superior to my | 2 |
lafayette was charged with | 2 |
of love and gratitude | 2 |
through the principal streets | 2 |
millions of american school | 2 |
and accompanied by the | 2 |
on this occasion to | 2 |
your arrival in this | 2 |
but this was a | 2 |
to the country where | 2 |
might have been expected | 2 |
prepared to receive him | 2 |
the tower of london | 2 |
the liberation of lafayette | 2 |
most of the buildings | 2 |
by the officers of | 2 |
liberty and to the | 2 |
the country where he | 2 |
a large body of | 2 |
with evergreens and flowers | 2 |
and proceeded to the | 2 |
is a maxim with | 2 |
attack upon the british | 2 |
in honor of their | 2 |
in the day of | 2 |
chief justice of the | 2 |
a crowd of citizens | 2 |
the wise and good | 2 |
present their offerings of | 2 |
me not to ask | 2 |
the remainder of the | 2 |
a citizen of the | 2 |
as if it were | 2 |
the early part of | 2 |
the general diffusion of | 2 |
my friendship for him | 2 |
xi the two redoubts | 2 |
he was now a | 2 |
the pleasure of meeting | 2 |
in such a way | 2 |
of the citizens in | 2 |
but on the th | 2 |
part of the common | 2 |
the continental army in | 2 |
from his horse and | 2 |
his heart as he | 2 |
the joy that your | 2 |
he was also attended | 2 |
according to his own | 2 |
be considered as a | 2 |
of magnanimity and wisdom | 2 |
where he was addressed | 2 |
and the heights of | 2 |
hundred yards in front | 2 |
in favour of our | 2 |
of his visit to | 2 |
their gratitude and joy | 2 |
defended in the late | 2 |
part of the state | 2 |
following is an extract | 2 |
those we have lost | 2 |
of great experience and | 2 |
excite the most lively | 2 |
my best wishes for | 2 |
could not bear to | 2 |
his duty to his | 2 |
which he was received | 2 |
such as he had | 2 |
would in all probability | 2 |
the d of may | 2 |
v first days in | 2 |
for he wrote to | 2 |
madame de lafayette her | 2 |
the period of the | 2 |
to the guest of | 2 |
the mayor and corporation | 2 |
he did not forget | 2 |
feelings excited by the | 2 |
arrangements of the city | 2 |
a maxim with me | 2 |
of friendship and affection | 2 |
the affair near jamestown | 2 |
attempt of the king | 2 |
the good citizens of | 2 |
number of revolutionary officers | 2 |
by securing the copies | 2 |
high and very puissant | 2 |
received by the mayor | 2 |
both the french and | 2 |
time when america was | 2 |
chapter vi lafayette at | 2 |
the british army in | 2 |
of ladies were presented | 2 |
cordial sense of the | 2 |
respect for his character | 2 |
number of ladies were | 2 |
of cincinnati of the | 2 |
chapter xv lafayette in | 2 |
and meritorious services of | 2 |
a sense of the | 2 |
and marchioness de lafayette | 2 |
the work of the | 2 |
the general was then | 2 |
the commander of the | 2 |
in conducting the retreat | 2 |
you will behold a | 2 |
the war in america | 2 |
of great britain would | 2 |
the town and county | 2 |
to the former place | 2 |
to show their gratitude | 2 |
the first magistrate of | 2 |
his conduct while he | 2 |
name of the people | 2 |
the departed souls of | 2 |
the head of park | 2 |
the state of maryland | 2 |
been made by the | 2 |
the city in a | 2 |
at the prospect of | 2 |
the conduct of the | 2 |
of the exquisite artists | 2 |
in the family of | 2 |
in an elegant barouche | 2 |
the pleasure to recognize | 2 |
french and american generals | 2 |
the th of june | 2 |
years old when he | 2 |
of the french directory | 2 |
and then set out | 2 |
arrived at the city | 2 |
the most zealous and | 2 |
the most affectionate manner | 2 |
of phi beta kappa | 2 |
or by his side | 2 |
the vicinity of the | 2 |
conducted to the city | 2 |
bound by so many | 2 |
permitted to come to | 2 |
do love you lafayette | 2 |
his family in their | 2 |
and his reception was | 2 |
he was appointed to | 2 |
the committee addressed him | 2 |
his liberty than to | 2 |
the mayor and committee | 2 |
washington cherished for lafayette | 2 |
into the hands of | 2 |
to be given up | 2 |
and who was a | 2 |
to pass the night | 2 |
he was not native | 2 |
centre of the town | 2 |
and the confiscation of | 2 |
write word that i | 2 |
chateau of la grange | 2 |
and field officers of | 2 |
a group of french | 2 |
were assembled in the | 2 |
the true story of | 2 |
to the fact that | 2 |
elected representatives of the | 2 |
and this was the | 2 |
ladies of the court | 2 |
advocate for the rights | 2 |
under the auspices of | 2 |
head of the national | 2 |
xvi an attempted rescue | 2 |
of the young hero | 2 |
lafayette from the prison | 2 |
always be happy to | 2 |
will readily occur to | 2 |
he arrived in the | 2 |
an amiable and affectionate | 2 |
that occasions may sometimes | 2 |
beg you to accept | 2 |
the coast of the | 2 |
the bounds of the | 2 |
of the marquis and | 2 |
be permitted to come | 2 |
the streets through which | 2 |
there had been in | 2 |
which will illustrate the | 2 |
to be its organ | 2 |
of the men who | 2 |
a mind like yours | 2 |
the dungeons of olmutz | 2 |
in the summer of | 2 |
of liberty and of | 2 |
a boy of the | 2 |
between france and england | 2 |
your excellency is pleased | 2 |
parts of it to | 2 |
of the french fleet | 2 |
and the history of | 2 |
i am proud to | 2 |
is said to have | 2 |
love of liberty was | 2 |
council of the commonwealth | 2 |
chapter x lafayette in | 2 |
the consent of congress | 2 |
ix the return to | 2 |
by the fact that | 2 |
of the municipal authority | 2 |
the ceremony of surrender | 2 |
preparations were made to | 2 |
early in the year | 2 |
was at an end | 2 |
an essential friend to | 2 |
him with great cordiality | 2 |
we greet you as | 2 |
which recommend him to | 2 |
of the principal citizens | 2 |
was smuggled to him | 2 |
all classes of the | 2 |
entertained a high sense | 2 |
of the capture of | 2 |
from the th to | 2 |
he wrote to washington | 2 |
return at such time | 2 |
i find myself again | 2 |
principles for which you | 2 |
the days of the | 2 |
of the most distinguished | 2 |
that they were being | 2 |
was appointed to command | 2 |
on his horse and | 2 |
and a body of | 2 |
the battle of waterloo | 2 |
the liberty of his | 2 |
from the bottom of | 2 |
with those great principles | 2 |
knowledge of military tactics | 2 |
and i have the | 2 |
him with the most | 2 |
the management of this | 2 |
was announced by a | 2 |
the darkest period of | 2 |
general lafayette at the | 2 |
in the late war | 2 |
had been assigned to | 2 |
the united states army | 2 |
and the declaration of | 2 |
attached to the constitution | 2 |
word that i am | 2 |
he was accused of | 2 |
thirty miles from paris | 2 |
the western part of | 2 |
thy brows with the | 2 |
lafayette was appointed to | 2 |
british or a german | 2 |
knew she was fighting | 2 |
and the painful anxieties | 2 |
honors of the day | 2 |
of the effort he | 2 |
to allow him to | 2 |
it is not improbable | 2 |
ladies were presented to | 2 |
engaged to return to | 2 |
from the lips of | 2 |
on the walls of | 2 |
the mediation of humanity | 2 |
have been expected from | 2 |
given in his honor | 2 |
felt for him by | 2 |
becoming more and more | 2 |
correspond with those great | 2 |
a wreath of flowers | 2 |
to you our grateful | 2 |
parties were given in | 2 |
for the honor of | 2 |
behalf of the inhabitants | 2 |
of the aldermen of | 2 |
objects which affect his | 2 |
the hero of two | 2 |
from the shores of | 2 |
friend of american independence | 2 |
to the court of | 2 |
i take the liberty | 2 |
were in waiting to | 2 |
majesty will do me | 2 |
of lafayette from the | 2 |
occur to your majesty | 2 |
were united in one | 2 |
the services and sacrifices | 2 |
of the marquis de | 2 |
led on to the | 2 |
of government that was | 2 |
after his arrival at | 2 |
society of phi beta | 2 |
of the district of | 2 |
attentions he had received | 2 |
the time of the | 2 |
the attempt of the | 2 |
that it would be | 2 |
account of his visit | 2 |
claim his interposition as | 2 |
the municipal authority of | 2 |
to believe that this | 2 |
welcome in the name | 2 |
thanks for your kind | 2 |
that part of the | 2 |
to this distinguished friend | 2 |
the mansion of governor | 2 |
made the journey with | 2 |
throwing away his life | 2 |
in the campaign of | 2 |
act for the encouragement | 2 |
lafayette arrived in the | 2 |
on the common in | 2 |
said that he was | 2 |
of the huger family | 2 |
the secretary for foreign | 2 |
in the revolutionary war | 2 |
the whole british army | 2 |
chief of a nation | 2 |
vii a successful failure | 2 |
as if he were | 2 |
vice president of the | 2 |
of the american cause | 2 |
many of the soldiers | 2 |
for not learning their | 2 |
when it was known | 2 |
the court of st | 2 |
a lesson to oppressors | 2 |
done that could be | 2 |
the same zeal in | 2 |
announced by a salute | 2 |
to the shores of | 2 |
he had engaged to | 2 |
feelings of an american | 2 |
and many of the | 2 |
hand of friendship and | 2 |
incompatible with the safety | 2 |
army of the revolution | 2 |
a procession of the | 2 |
friendship for him has | 2 |
of the people will | 2 |
the moment i knew | 2 |
rank of major general | 2 |
in the battle of | 2 |
of the monarch was | 2 |
they had been commanded | 2 |
lafayette was in the | 2 |
the pleasure of being | 2 |
members of the supreme | 2 |
soldiers that are left | 2 |
the elected representatives of | 2 |
a greater portion of | 2 |
the safety of the | 2 |
on the way by | 2 |
to call on him | 2 |
of the whole american | 2 |
away from his home | 2 |
was a man of | 2 |
he was present at | 2 |
we would not forget | 2 |
defence of american independence | 2 |
had the happiness to | 2 |
and the richness of | 2 |
both civil and military | 2 |
by the inhabitants of | 2 |
has been constant and | 2 |
it is to the | 2 |
enjoy the fruits of | 2 |
recommend him to the | 2 |
of the state was | 2 |
under the pretence that | 2 |
had the pleasure of | 2 |
and may these happy | 2 |
in the latter part | 2 |
in reply to the | 2 |
among the most zealous | 2 |
chapter xii the surrender | 2 |
of the king of | 2 |
than to have it | 2 |
answer of general lafayette | 2 |
present at this interview | 2 |
for the independence of | 2 |
eight years of age | 2 |
it cannot be doubted | 2 |
and the influence of | 2 |
form of government that | 2 |
part of your letter | 2 |
not form an assemblage | 2 |
to promote the welfare | 2 |
do not form an | 2 |
where he passed the | 2 |
governor of the commonwealth | 2 |
the improvement of the | 2 |
wing of the capitol | 2 |
part of the country | 2 |
to be made and | 2 |
boy cannot escape me | 2 |
his heart was heavy | 2 |
and the indigence and | 2 |
be my apology for | 2 |
him on his arrival | 2 |
a visit to boston | 2 |
on this delicate subject | 2 |
will do me the | 2 |
in laying the corner | 2 |
on the american side | 2 |
your majesty will do | 2 |
by the chamber of | 2 |
with the principles of | 2 |
the people who were | 2 |
he commanded the national | 2 |
general lafayette was received | 2 |
an account of his | 2 |
hail you as a | 2 |
felt it his duty | 2 |
to the fortress of | 2 |
to the support of | 2 |
as it is a | 2 |
the month of june | 2 |
constrain the chief of | 2 |
that could be done | 2 |
our beloved commander in | 2 |
procession passed through the | 2 |
then conducted by the | 2 |
of my heart to | 2 |
and adopted son of | 2 |
was said to be | 2 |
the mistake of trusting | 2 |
in safety to the | 2 |
of american liberty and | 2 |
retain a strong and | 2 |
his visit to america | 2 |
the sacred principles of | 2 |
authors and proprietors of | 2 |
boy of the french | 2 |
my pride and pleasure | 2 |
the king his master | 2 |
to the bounds of | 2 |
the superintendent of finance | 2 |
great number of ladies | 2 |
enlarge on this delicate | 2 |
proprietors of such copies | 2 |
a nation to be | 2 |
may these happy united | 2 |
of a free and | 2 |
conduct of the french | 2 |
if they had said | 2 |
a high sense of | 2 |
the american light infantry | 2 |
and the american army | 2 |
my motives will also | 2 |
of a nation to | 2 |
to the city hall | 2 |
conducted by the committee | 2 |
between great britain and | 2 |
for the encouragement of | 2 |
the merits of the | 2 |
friend of civil liberty | 2 |
and respect for the | 2 |
land where thy name | 2 |
for your health and | 2 |
it was one of | 2 |
i heard of america | 2 |
for him has been | 2 |
to take charge of | 2 |
to fulfill this duty | 2 |
that it was not | 2 |
so large a part | 2 |
a sanctuary for the | 2 |
and the soldiers were | 2 |
and attachment which i | 2 |
the latter part of | 2 |
and to be the | 2 |
states attain that complete | 2 |
the chief of a | 2 |
the emperor of germany | 2 |
with which he was | 2 |
five millions of american | 2 |
he was arrested and | 2 |
that he should be | 2 |
we have of your | 2 |
had been in france | 2 |
who bore the name | 2 |
to them by the | 2 |
one of their most | 2 |
of both the french | 2 |
sufferings which recommend him | 2 |
the character of an | 2 |
national salute was fired | 2 |
the painful anxieties incident | 2 |
from his own department | 2 |
the aids of the | 2 |
would probably have been | 2 |
the services rendered to | 2 |
so many proofs of | 2 |
at the hazard of | 2 |
the hottest of the | 2 |
official considerations would constrain | 2 |
own personal influence and | 2 |
in an attitude of | 2 |
have permission to go | 2 |
and one of them | 2 |
but he did not | 2 |
france from the united | 2 |
late in the evening | 2 |
of the noailles family | 2 |
on your safe arrival | 2 |
the shores of france | 2 |
the th to the | 2 |
the declaration of rights | 2 |
a junction with the | 2 |
the band of iroquois | 2 |
friend of liberty was | 2 |
play a british or | 2 |
you have rendered to | 2 |
interest to the scene | 2 |
the first moment of | 2 |
it will be proper | 2 |
be remembered that the | 2 |
he also visited the | 2 |
to return to new | 2 |
in a new way | 2 |
to the tomb of | 2 |
i assure you that | 2 |
much preferred to take | 2 |
this private letter to | 2 |
the harbor of brest | 2 |
at the city hall | 2 |
which the general replied | 2 |
secretary for foreign affairs | 2 |
gratitude and affection to | 2 |
on the banks of | 2 |
great britain and the | 2 |
at the height of | 2 |
i had the honor | 2 |
with the intention of | 2 |
myself precisely in this | 2 |
officers of the militia | 2 |
of their redoubt and | 2 |
most of the time | 2 |
the regiment de noailles | 2 |
these and many other | 2 |
officers of the first | 2 |
on the continent of | 2 |
in the field with | 2 |
the height of the | 2 |
the hearts of his | 2 |
in the prison of | 2 |
decided to remain with | 2 |
the general and suite | 2 |
my dear brother soldiers | 2 |
the marquis and marchioness | 2 |
the enemies of france | 2 |
him to the state | 2 |
the following is an | 2 |
while he was in | 2 |
made a visit to | 2 |
to the people who | 2 |
had been associated in | 2 |
assure you that the | 2 |
classes of the people | 2 |
the whole number of | 2 |
for which he had | 2 |
he did not enter | 2 |
committee of arrangements and | 2 |
my apology for it | 2 |
was present at the | 2 |
soon after his arrival | 2 |
it was proposed to | 2 |
the sentiments of lafayette | 2 |
being persuaded that my | 2 |
as he had engaged | 2 |
the first consul not | 2 |
to become one of | 2 |
to do him honor | 2 |
at such time as | 2 |
of the young ladies | 2 |
the opinions and sentiments | 2 |
nation to be silent | 2 |
as an american soldier | 2 |
with a view to | 2 |
the city of washington | 2 |
putting an end to | 2 |
in comparison with the | 2 |
the birth place of | 2 |
a member of congress | 2 |
after the battle of | 2 |
the north wing of | 2 |
as commander in chief | 2 |
been constant and sincere | 2 |
did not approve of | 2 |
of the reign of | 2 |
accept my thanks for | 2 |
gave a public dinner | 2 |
in danger of perishing | 2 |
the british general was | 2 |
he was obliged to | 2 |
to the american congress | 2 |
of a committee of | 2 |
freedom and happiness of | 2 |
a dinner to which | 2 |
which washington cherished for | 2 |
was on the th | 2 |
but the sense we | 2 |
a regiment of light | 2 |
long imprisonment and the | 2 |
on his return from | 2 |
than any other man | 2 |
capture of the british | 2 |
the rank of major | 2 |
of sufferings which recommend | 2 |
and was present at | 2 |
for your kind welcome | 2 |
writing this private letter | 2 |
of the senate and | 2 |
i retain a strong | 2 |
members of the british | 2 |
of sound policy and | 2 |
with the highest military | 2 |
officers of the massachusetts | 2 |
of a kind to | 2 |
in a very affectionate | 2 |
the legislature of massachusetts | 2 |
with him and his | 2 |
front of the portico | 2 |
when he reached the | 2 |
but there was no | 2 |
within a few years | 2 |
the dungeon of olmutz | 2 |
when he entered the | 2 |
minister of the united | 2 |
to present to congress | 2 |
late governor of the | 2 |
were assembled to bid | 2 |
who were ready to | 2 |
should be allowed to | 2 |
a prisoner in a | 2 |
met by a deputation | 2 |
the spirit of the | 2 |
president of the society | 2 |
he had followed the | 2 |
that is dear to | 2 |
the titles of nobility | 2 |
an assemblage of sufferings | 2 |
first came to america | 2 |
the expression of my | 2 |
of the first consul | 2 |
he accepted the appointment | 2 |
rendered to the united | 2 |
in order that a | 2 |
without a parallel in | 2 |
with glory shall thy | 2 |
the head of a | 2 |
he was every where | 2 |
the end of his | 2 |
general lafayette visited the | 2 |
to start out on | 2 |
with me not to | 2 |
so far as to | 2 |
heroes of the revolution | 2 |
to a man of | 2 |
on all other occasions | 2 |
me only to submit | 2 |
the boy cannot escape | 2 |
the siege of yorktown | 2 |
and one of the | 2 |
the king and court | 2 |
services to the country | 2 |
diffusion of knowledge among | 2 |
in the afternoon he | 2 |
to take his liberty | 2 |
and took leave of | 2 |
happiness of the people | 2 |
rejoice the departed souls | 2 |
liberty of writing this | 2 |
transmit to the citizens | 2 |
and devotion to the | 2 |
some time in the | 2 |
by the help of | 2 |
he was set free | 2 |
was now familiar to | 2 |
excellency is pleased so | 2 |
the whole american people | 2 |
once more to the | 2 |
may be allowed to | 2 |
essential friend to america | 2 |
a parallel in the | 2 |
was given to the | 2 |
his answer to the | 2 |
was opposed by the | 2 |
motives will also be | 2 |
and others of the | 2 |
your health and happiness | 2 |
the citizens of new | 2 |
happy i am to | 2 |
was the first to | 2 |
chapter iv the great | 2 |
a man of his | 2 |
the american and french | 2 |
to the land where | 2 |
the mouth of the | 2 |
he was stationed at | 2 |
to lafayette by the | 2 |
justice to believe that | 2 |
volunteer companies of the | 2 |
and the friend of | 2 |
a time when america | 2 |
he much preferred to | 2 |
members of the corporation | 2 |
may this immense temple | 2 |
cordial salutations of the | 2 |
on the th the | 2 |
he was informed by | 2 |
his own country and | 2 |
x lafayette in virginia | 2 |
with the name of | 2 |
witness to the purity | 2 |
the liberty of writing | 2 |
will also be my | 2 |
friends of constitutional freedom | 2 |
have no doubt that | 2 |
strong and cordial sense | 2 |
supreme executive council of | 2 |
while he was among | 2 |
incident to all these | 2 |
that there was no | 2 |
who had served with | 2 |
true stories of great | 2 |
and in the name | 2 |
a strong and cordial | 2 |
which my heart is | 2 |
and of the rights | 2 |
that my motives will | 2 |
american liberty and independence | 2 |
present on the occasion | 2 |
the review of the | 2 |
for him by the | 2 |
the whole people of | 2 |
readily occur to your | 2 |
are pleased to allude | 2 |
but the name of | 2 |
safe arrival in the | 2 |
has been said that | 2 |
addressed him in the | 2 |
policy and durable glory | 2 |
in our power to | 2 |
addressed by one of | 2 |
of hessians in the | 2 |
chapter xi the two | 2 |
at the request of | 2 |
on tuesday the th | 2 |
those who had been | 2 |
welfare of the people | 2 |
was a sort of | 2 |
many of the distinguished | 2 |
is not the least | 2 |
battalion of light infantry | 2 |
committee of the society | 2 |
of their fellow citizens | 2 |
was also attended by | 2 |
citizens of the town | 2 |
in the management of | 2 |
his coat of arms | 2 |
it will readily occur | 2 |
gentlemen of the bar | 2 |
he saw that the | 2 |
an audience with the | 2 |
the youth of france | 2 |
the patriots and heroes | 2 |
their cordial congratulations on | 2 |
at the hands of | 2 |
assisted in conducting the | 2 |
him to the mediation | 2 |
ancient or modern times | 2 |
did all in his | 2 |
the defence of his | 2 |
almost without a parallel | 2 |
he passed the night | 2 |
participate in the joy | 2 |
temple of freedom ever | 2 |
down to her descendants | 2 |
forbear to enlarge on | 2 |
thought that he had | 2 |
and in behalf of | 2 |
of bleeding for her | 2 |
in the state of | 2 |
the honor of the | 2 |
promote the welfare of | 2 |
imprisonment and the confiscation | 2 |
characters from various parts | 2 |
as well as by | 2 |
the heights of dorchester | 2 |
his safe arrival in | 2 |
are to be found | 2 |
such as might have | 2 |
imprisoned and was in | 2 |
by the sons of | 2 |
in the harbor of | 2 |
permission to go to | 2 |
obtaining leave of absence | 2 |
to his own country | 2 |
were given in honor | 2 |
recommended him to the | 2 |
but it is probable | 2 |
ceremony of surrender was | 2 |
of magdeburg and olmutz | 2 |
was shot under him | 2 |
the age of sixty | 2 |
your return to france | 2 |
finding myself precisely in | 2 |
the hearts of the | 2 |
in the annals of | 2 |
the justice to believe | 2 |
pleased so kindly to | 2 |
flags of the united | 2 |
freedom ever stand a | 2 |
fulfill the purpose of | 2 |
committee of arrangements from | 2 |
whether his long imprisonment | 2 |
highly pleased with the | 2 |
an attack upon canada | 2 |
be said on the | 2 |
it my pride and | 2 |
of regulated liberty in | 2 |
the basis of sound | 2 |
commanded the american light | 2 |
authority of the laws | 2 |
to come to this | 2 |
the storming of the | 2 |
with an account of | 2 |
he may be permitted | 2 |
your majesty may think | 2 |
invited by the mayor | 2 |
in the justice of | 2 |
the throne of the | 2 |
for the long journey | 2 |
the other side of | 2 |
the complexion of the | 2 |
by the marquis de | 2 |
beloved commander in chief | 2 |
help of the exquisite | 2 |
so conspicuous a part | 2 |
states and their representatives | 2 |
confinement is not the | 2 |
a large cavalcade of | 2 |
of affection and esteem | 2 |
to which the marquis | 2 |
a seat in the | 2 |
the patriotic citizens of | 2 |
the failure of the | 2 |
xix last days of | 2 |
was to be seen | 2 |
now familiar to lafayette | 2 |
the reply of the | 2 |
great cordiality and affection | 2 |
friends and companions in | 2 |
be found in the | 2 |
blessings of their government | 2 |
and in a state | 2 |
commander in chief of | 2 |
return of the marquis | 2 |
cannot fail to be | 2 |
of the emperor of | 2 |
whose freedom and happiness | 2 |
well as of his | 2 |
of the british troops | 2 |
part of the french | 2 |
the court of louis | 2 |
his journey to boston | 2 |
the friend of man | 2 |
made to receive him | 2 |
pleasure of meeting you | 2 |
but there was another | 2 |
liberty of the people | 2 |
and that he was | 2 |
liberty and of the | 2 |
expressed a desire to | 2 |
at a meeting of | 2 |
they were obliged to | 2 |
edge of the forest | 2 |
bid him welcome to | 2 |
could boast of having | 2 |
the chairman of the | 2 |
you will have the | 2 |
by way of the | 2 |
was prepared to receive | 2 |
to the other side | 2 |
reply of the marquis | 2 |
knew the sentiments of | 2 |
of a great number | 2 |
the hearty welcome of | 2 |
the authority of the | 2 |
in a moment of | 2 |
in the minds of | 2 |
blessings of civil liberty | 2 |
the honour to be | 2 |
the cultivation and improvement | 2 |
see and welcome the | 2 |
as soon as he | 2 |
the principles of the | 2 |
and to maintain the | 2 |
at the port of | 2 |
the th of january | 2 |
attachment to the cause | 2 |
the general and field | 2 |
on board of the | 2 |
basis of sound policy | 2 |
introduced to the governor | 2 |
the right and left | 2 |
the battle of minden | 2 |
knowledge of human nature | 2 |
and proprietors of such | 2 |
last days of lafayette | 2 |
in anticipation of the | 2 |
through which the procession | 2 |
on the left of | 2 |
he was among us | 2 |
he was conducted through | 2 |
proceeded to the mansion | 2 |
chapter v first days | 2 |
also be my apology | 2 |
letter to the assembly | 2 |
me the justice to | 2 |
the one who had | 2 |
greet you on your | 2 |
he was removed to | 2 |
been to him a | 2 |
the happy effects of | 2 |
he embarked on board | 2 |
he returned to paris | 2 |
in the early part | 2 |
the return to france | 2 |
a few years after | 2 |
of the revolutionary officers | 2 |
his present confinement is | 2 |
to objects which affect | 2 |
not been long in | 2 |
our great and good | 2 |
by the aid of | 2 |
the memory of our | 2 |
a friend to civil | 2 |
take the liberty of | 2 |
member of the chamber | 2 |
the people collected in | 2 |
to which you have | 2 |
the th of july | 2 |
it is unnecessary to | 2 |
joined the standard of | 2 |
his attachment to its | 2 |
the young people of | 2 |
of lafayette in the | 2 |
before his final departure | 2 |
his zeal and efforts | 2 |
wreaths of flowers and | 2 |
yeast in the air | 2 |
for the glory of | 2 |
of the houses were | 2 |
to all these circumstances | 2 |
of the american troops | 2 |
this land of liberty | 2 |
in unison with the | 2 |
till the close of | 2 |
the ceremony of the | 2 |
it does not appear | 2 |
to the happiness of | 2 |
illustrate the blessings of | 2 |
general and field officers | 2 |
the majority of the | 2 |
same zeal in our | 2 |
town and county of | 2 |
the feet of the | 2 |
it is a maxim | 2 |
animated by the same | 2 |
what was going on | 2 |
country to which he | 2 |
general diffusion of knowledge | 2 |
after the lapse of | 2 |
a lapse of nearly | 2 |
the principles for which | 2 |
forget them if we | 2 |
the following lines were | 2 |
that the superintendent of | 2 |
at the end of | 2 |
painful anxieties incident to | 2 |
is to me a | 2 |
to the purity of | 2 |
aids of the governor | 2 |
me the honor to | 2 |
on opposite sides of | 2 |
of a corps of | 2 |
most lively feelings of | 2 |
the young marquis de | 2 |
presented him with a | 2 |
i had the good | 2 |
with each other in | 2 |
only to submit to | 2 |
of perishing on the | 2 |
to have acted an | 2 |
a great concourse of | 2 |
which affect his sensibility | 2 |
he was greeted by | 2 |
vi lafayette at the | 2 |
of every thing but | 2 |
the copies of maps | 2 |
his regard for the | 2 |
and was the first | 2 |
patriots and heroes of | 2 |
and of his reception | 2 |
the good of mankind | 2 |
of civil liberty in | 2 |
deputies from his own | 2 |
service of this country | 2 |
all ranks and classes | 2 |
of our great and | 2 |
the prospect of action | 2 |
to the principles of | 2 |
the secretary of the | 2 |
lionized by two worlds | 2 |
with the rights of | 2 |
sense of the services | 2 |
and escorted by a | 2 |
virtuous and enlightened people | 2 |
freedom and the rights | 2 |
and the other generals | 2 |
field and staff officers | 2 |
happiness and prosperity of | 2 |
to enlarge on this | 2 |
believe that this request | 2 |
very high and very | 2 |
is an extract from | 2 |
to the end of | 2 |
children and grand children | 2 |
in the civil department | 2 |
chapter xiv gathering clouds | 2 |
the command of a | 2 |
he was conducted to | 2 |
of the heroes of | 2 |
the shores of a | 2 |
their joy at his | 2 |
that i should sympathize | 2 |
to be dear to | 2 |
that he had to | 2 |
principles of liberty and | 2 |
after the ceremony of | 2 |
viii lafayette at monmouth | 2 |
was to bring about | 2 |
independence of the nation | 2 |
himself in the service | 2 |
lafayette was at the | 2 |
that the british had | 2 |
was given by the | 2 |
zeal in our affairs | 2 |
of the affection and | 2 |
that i may be | 2 |
the feelings excited by | 2 |
feed the few soldiers | 2 |
of the troops as | 2 |
friend and guest of | 2 |
where he was to | 2 |
hearts of his countrymen | 2 |
chapter viii lafayette at | 2 |
they greeted him with | 2 |
of the national guards | 2 |
the death of the | 2 |
in the centre of | 2 |
be silent and passive | 2 |
was the next stopping | 2 |
of civil liberty and | 2 |
with the safety of | 2 |
duty of a citizen | 2 |
will not cease to | 2 |
to have it granted | 2 |
which they will not | 2 |
occasions may sometimes exist | 2 |
of them addressed him | 2 |
the few soldiers that | 2 |
these happy united states | 2 |
his services to his | 2 |
head of park street | 2 |
in france and america | 2 |
the enthusiasm of the | 2 |
common with the people | 2 |
at an early day | 2 |
a letter of lafayette | 2 |
gratitude and joy on | 2 |
private letter to your | 2 |
him in the name | 2 |
to correspond with those | 2 |
by the french government | 2 |
result of the contest | 2 |
wreath of flowers was | 2 |
and you will have | 2 |
streets through which the | 2 |
on many signal occasions | 2 |
have every where and | 2 |
had been made by | 2 |
which no language is | 2 |
may be permitted to | 2 |
of an american officer | 2 |
the city by the | 2 |
repast was provided for | 2 |
gratitude and respect to | 2 |
days after his arrival | 2 |
which you have been | 2 |
have the honour to | 2 |
general lafayette to the | 2 |
at once to the | 2 |
to be followed by | 2 |
friend now near me | 2 |
welcome you with all | 2 |
a small majority in | 2 |
to many of the | 2 |
to the state house | 2 |
procession was then formed | 2 |
for the sake of | 2 |
that complete splendor and | 2 |
the continent of europe | 2 |
take part in the | 2 |
of my fellow citizens | 2 |
on to the assault | 2 |
several arches were thrown | 2 |
of his love of | 2 |
behalf of the citizens | 2 |
were received with great | 2 |
chapter ix the return | 2 |
on which official considerations | 2 |
an example to the | 2 |
people of these states | 2 |
lafayette and the other | 2 |
lafayette at the brandywine | 2 |
to the front of | 2 |
have the right to | 2 |
of great anxiety and | 2 |
on account of his | 2 |
immense temple of freedom | 2 |
stand a lesson to | 2 |
of the first division | 2 |
in the most affectionate | 2 |
he was presented with | 2 |
of the conduct of | 2 |
he visited the navy | 2 |
you a most cordial | 2 |
for the blessings of | 2 |
were then presented to | 2 |
form an assemblage of | 2 |
in the ardor of | 2 |
on the following day | 2 |
he exerted himself with | 2 |
to mitigate the calamities | 2 |
was the kind of | 2 |
one of the children | 2 |
it is a singular | 2 |
so much for their | 2 |
he wrote to the | 2 |
which he had seen | 2 |
few soldiers that are | 2 |
uniformly manifested the same | 2 |
the arrival of the | 2 |
the king and queen | 2 |
to the mediation of | 2 |
other members of the | 2 |
to compose the procession | 2 |
the city of baltimore | 2 |
perishing on the scaffold | 2 |
at the point of | 2 |
the militia of the | 2 |
the hall in which | 2 |
the affairs of the | 2 |
marquis and marchioness de | 2 |
the hour of danger | 2 |
on his safe arrival | 2 |
which no words can | 2 |
not in the least | 2 |
life devoted to the | 2 |
a cessation of hostilities | 2 |
of anarchy and misrule | 2 |
it was on the | 2 |
for the representatives of | 2 |
officers of the revolutionary | 2 |
the success of the | 2 |
anxieties incident to all | 2 |
then presented to him | 2 |
part of the distance | 2 |
lieutenant colonel alexander hamilton | 2 |
where he had been | 2 |
in the senate chamber | 2 |
late officers of the | 2 |
a number of revolutionary | 2 |
she was fighting for | 2 |
expressive of their gratitude | 2 |
the joy of the | 2 |
the hearty cheers of | 2 |
trusted with a command | 2 |
in a country to | 2 |
speaker of the house | 2 |
the general was introduced | 2 |
rendered to them by | 2 |
of the people was | 2 |
and i beg you | 2 |
the honors of the | 2 |
him in the following | 2 |
had not been long | 2 |
and some of the | 2 |
anniversary of the birth | 2 |
wrote to his wife | 2 |
in the capture of | 2 |
precisely in this situation | 2 |
the most interesting and | 2 |
signally distinguished himself in | 2 |
which he was met | 2 |
he dined with the | 2 |
of an amiable and | 2 |
do me the justice | 2 |
lafayette to take part | 2 |
in the tower of | 2 |
the form of government | 2 |
united states attain that | 2 |
then president of the | 2 |
the state of massachusetts | 2 |
that he had not | 2 |
the inhabitants of lancaster | 2 |
opportunity to show their | 2 |
by a deputation from | 2 |
the city authorities and | 2 |
would constrain the chief | 2 |
in the present state | 2 |
i knew she was | 2 |
it has been said | 2 |
he was charmed with | 2 |
of his adoption was | 2 |
i have the honour | 2 |
with a view of | 2 |
pray you to accept | 2 |
evening of the th | 2 |
some who were to | 2 |
been expected from the | 2 |
may the blessing of | 2 |
of washington and his | 2 |
when he passed through | 2 |
not cease to be | 2 |
the minds of the | 2 |
was stationed at the | 2 |
the battle of camden | 2 |
was necessary to their | 2 |
object was to bring | 2 |
that they were not | 2 |
services rendered to them | 2 |
and to entreat that | 2 |
as much as possible | 2 |
part of the town | 2 |
evening parties were given | 2 |
superior number of the | 2 |
the bottom of the | 2 |
was proud and happy | 2 |
where he arrived on | 2 |
during the times therein | 2 |
the service of this | 2 |
as your majesty may | 2 |
the fact that he | 2 |
to assure you that | 2 |
the bar of the | 2 |
made the subject of | 2 |
great principles of magnanimity | 2 |
a matter of great | 2 |
said that he had | 2 |
the appearance of the | 2 |
revolutionists took possession of | 2 |
in conformity to the | 2 |
the affairs of america | 2 |
as he passed him | 2 |
for a long time | 2 |
story of his life | 2 |
at the time the | 2 |
national guard of paris | 2 |
and was in danger | 2 |
chamber of deputies from | 2 |
we do love you | 2 |
to prorogue the chamber | 2 |
character of this eminent | 2 |
ii college and court | 2 |
the cause of american | 2 |
the purpose of the | 2 |
on that memorable occasion | 2 |
and a part of | 2 |
his interposition as a | 2 |
his zeal for the | 2 |
every where and always | 2 |
but they could not | 2 |
provisions to feed the | 2 |
assembled to bid him | 2 |
the national guard of | 2 |
with the hearty cheers | 2 |
he had been received | 2 |
but it was not | 2 |
not forget them if | 2 |
yorktown was now familiar | 2 |
i would not grant | 2 |
did not wish to | 2 |
father of his country | 2 |
he was met at | 2 |
will be the pride | 2 |
several revolutionary officers and | 2 |
chapter ii college and | 2 |
of the life of | 2 |
majority of the national | 2 |
of gratitude for services | 2 |
and to express their | 2 |
lapse of nearly half | 2 |
of great confusion and | 2 |
the journey with the | 2 |
of deputies from his | 2 |
should sympathize with him | 2 |
were supposed to be | 2 |
the ladies of concord | 2 |
number of the citizens | 2 |
the fact that the | 2 |
a visit to the | 2 |
of the virginia militia | 2 |
address of the mayor | 2 |
dinner was given him | 2 |
decorated with the flags | 2 |
was to be found | 2 |
the prison of olmutz | 2 |
he spoke of the | 2 |
entreat that he may | 2 |
appearance of the troops | 2 |
complete splendor and prosperity | 2 |
in one of his | 2 |
laying the corner stone | 2 |
so kindly to welcome | 2 |
i see him in | 2 |
am bound by so | 2 |
was for a time | 2 |
this duty of a | 2 |
said that he hoped | 2 |
to go to the | 2 |
the citizens of this | 2 |
have the pleasure of | 2 |
general lafayette was escorted | 2 |
representatives of the nation | 2 |
i shall find myself | 2 |
them by the marquis | 2 |
moment i heard of | 2 |
and cordial sense of | 2 |
to which you are | 2 |
and wishes of the | 2 |
yourself the assurance of | 2 |
appointed to command the | 2 |
have done so much | 2 |
on the return of | 2 |
the effect was as | 2 |
officer in the french | 2 |
the council at hopewell | 2 |
chapter xvii a welcome | 2 |
offered me in the | 2 |
the citizens was formed | 2 |
effort he had made | 2 |
confessor of regulated liberty | 2 |
to one of the | 2 |
he was then conducted | 2 |
manifested the same zeal | 2 |
scenes of public life | 2 |
yards in front of | 2 |
part of the army | 2 |
the center of the | 2 |
the heart of the | 2 |
and honor of his | 2 |
my heart will be | 2 |
the mayor of new | 2 |
your person and your | 2 |
salute was fired by | 2 |
was communicated to lafayette | 2 |
his love of freedom | 2 |
of the british government | 2 |
part of the story | 2 |
to the first consul | 2 |
here were assembled the | 2 |
at one of the | 2 |
great britain would be | 2 |
xvii a welcome release | 2 |
thousand for not learning | 2 |
on his arrival in | 2 |
was greeted by the | 2 |
was then conducted by | 2 |
of the historical society | 2 |
the birth of a | 2 |
of the whole people | 2 |
members of the committee | 2 |
parts of the united | 2 |
had the honor to | 2 |
appointed by the chamber | 2 |
the encouragement of learning | 2 |
by the governor and | 2 |
it was in the | 2 |
a country to which | 2 |
his return from america | 2 |
in the corner of | 2 |
the young men of | 2 |
welcome to the land | 2 |
have it granted to | 2 |
establishing the liberties of | 2 |
been made the subject | 2 |
between england and the | 2 |
sanctuary for the rights | 2 |
a corps of cavalry | 2 |
at the sight of | 2 |
to maintain the constitution | 2 |
of the same year | 2 |
the ambitious views of | 2 |
to bless your name | 2 |
to write to adrienne | 2 |
liberty of his country | 2 |
present confinement is not | 2 |
were present at this | 2 |
my beloved companions in | 2 |
who were to follow | 2 |
have of your worth | 2 |
of the committee addressed | 2 |
ready to receive him | 2 |
reply to the invitation | 2 |
to depart from france | 2 |
danger of perishing on | 2 |
chapter xix last days | 2 |
the celebration at yorktown | 2 |
the first years of | 2 |
of the liberties of | 2 |
the room in which | 2 |
the shouts of the | 2 |
the welfare of the | 2 |
he wrote to congress | 2 |
who greeted him with | 2 |
for the services he | 2 |
the edge of the | 2 |
to offer it to | 2 |
by whom it was | 2 |
met by the selectmen | 2 |
he was a volunteer | 2 |
you with all the | 2 |
you to our country | 2 |
audience with the emperor | 2 |
is pleased so kindly | 2 |
repeated again and again | 2 |
judge of character and | 2 |
the heroes of the | 2 |
and thence to the | 2 |
of our own country | 2 |
xviii a triumphal tour | 2 |
who introduced him to | 2 |
from the dungeon of | 2 |
will be remembered that | 2 |
troops under his command | 2 |
was appointed to the | 2 |
a voyage to america | 2 |
alighted from the carriage | 2 |
to march to paris | 2 |
take his liberty than | 2 |
and the dangers of | 2 |
the portico of the | 2 |
up in a line | 2 |
to be trusted with | 2 |
by a salute from | 2 |
of the sovereignty of | 2 |
of the massachusetts line | 2 |
his heroic and generous | 2 |
dinner given by the | 2 |
to add to the | 2 |
and supporters of the | 2 |
of great importance and | 2 |
with all his zeal | 2 |
sent a note to | 2 |
front of the city | 2 |
five years of age | 2 |
not unworthy of their | 2 |
to feed the few | 2 |
the cause of our | 2 |
interposition as a man | 2 |
or a hessian air | 2 |
which occurred in the | 2 |
wild yeast in the | 2 |
a large british army | 2 |
the tribute of my | 2 |
some of whom were | 2 |
was to be made | 2 |
way to the former | 2 |
in the new world | 2 |
public dinner was provided | 2 |
the present state of | 2 |
did not enter the | 2 |
after a time he | 2 |
pride of my heart | 2 |
president of the senate | 2 |
sound policy and durable | 2 |
bravery and good conduct | 2 |
him the hearty welcome | 2 |
of value to the | 2 |
when he arrived in | 2 |
attain that complete splendor | 2 |
ought to be the | 2 |
the corner of a | 2 |
this situation at present | 2 |
no language is adequate | 2 |
the land where thy | 2 |
he was not a | 2 |
to welcome you to | 2 |
the times therein mentioned | 2 |
cultivation and improvement of | 2 |
which animated his conduct | 2 |
to our common country | 2 |
the friend and guest | 2 |
in defence of american | 2 |
the mayor of georgetown | 2 |
the university in cambridge | 2 |
be trusted with a | 2 |
the united states has | 2 |
the french and the | 2 |
of the town of | 2 |
the moment i heard | 2 |
whole population of the | 2 |
behalf of the town | 2 |
friend to civil liberty | 2 |
the hand of friendship | 2 |
addressed him as follows | 2 |
other side of the | 2 |
and my friendship for | 2 |
on the right and | 2 |
to the authors and | 2 |
was met at the | 2 |
his own personal influence | 2 |
of the state and | 2 |
first days in america | 2 |
so fortunate as to | 2 |
to the american cause | 2 |
of the french nation | 2 |
when i assure you | 2 |
chapter xvi an attempted | 2 |
to cut off the | 2 |
to aid in the | 2 |
an act for the | 2 |
was detached with about | 2 |
he was unable to | 2 |
passed through the principal | 2 |
he was in a | 2 |
committee of arrangements of | 2 |
of a free government | 2 |
attended by the committee | 2 |
the birth of lafayette | 2 |
to the assault by | 2 |
that lafayette received the | 2 |
where he had just | 2 |
it his duty to | 2 |
to ask if he | 2 |
be happy to give | 2 |
who were desirous of | 2 |
in the administration of | 2 |
by throwing away his | 2 |
to go out and | 2 |
he entered the village | 2 |
drawn by four horses | 2 |
this immense temple of | 2 |
and many of them | 2 |
a brigade of infantry | 2 |
of major benjamin huger | 2 |
they have been pleased | 2 |
ardor in the cause | 2 |
was made known to | 2 |
it granted to him | 2 |
gave him into the | 2 |
at the public dinner | 2 |
he was riding on | 2 |
young marquis de lafayette | 2 |
account of this affair | 2 |
it was a part | 2 |
a lapse of forty | 2 |
the french fleet in | 2 |
general in the army | 2 |
of the national guard | 2 |
of the city hall | 2 |
they entertained a high | 2 |
in this situation at | 2 |
into the midst of | 2 |
i find it easy | 2 |
the citizens of washington | 2 |
than forty years before | 2 |
th to the th | 2 |
the letter from arnold | 2 |
with the conduct of | 2 |
the court of france | 2 |
was fighting for liberty | 2 |
securing the copies of | 2 |
on the heights of | 2 |
as swiftly as possible | 2 |
to entreat that he | 2 |
this right of a | 2 |
to the advantage of | 2 |
and of the nation | 2 |
and companions in arms | 2 |
preferred to take his | 2 |
of ancient or modern | 2 |
the mother of the | 2 |
i am so affectionately | 2 |