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trigram	frequency
the united states	123
of the united	66
of the people	65
one of the	63
the cause of	54
part of the	48
the name of	45
of the city	39
of the state	37
as well as	37
the th of	34
of the american	34
of the citizens	32
of the british	32
the rights of	32
on the th	32
the citizens of	30
commander in chief	29
officers of the	29
he had been	29
of the nation	28
and of the	28
marquis de lafayette	27
of the french	27
of the revolution	27
was to be	26
and to the	25
in the name	25
the committee of	25
of the most	24
the marquis de	24
that he was	24
to the cause	23
at this time	23
name of the	22
which he was	22
the national assembly	22
madame de lafayette	21
and in the	20
in the cause	20
members of the	20
the american army	20
the people of	20
committee of arrangements	20
that he had	20
of the town	20
where he was	19
he could not	19
the head of	19
he was received	19
would have been	19
the battle of	18
the society of	18
at the same	18
on his way	18
the same time	18
in which he	18
rights of man	18
of the country	18
which he had	17
it was not	17
he did not	17
of our country	17
to the united	17
many of the	17
president of the	17
there was a	17
by the mayor	17
the inhabitants of	17
representatives of the	17
in behalf of	16
it was a	16
the british army	16
and he was	16
the state of	16
he was not	16
the honor to	16
the city of	16
the commander in	16
of the army	16
of all the	16
the representatives of	15
letter to the	15
to receive him	15
to be the	15
the president of	15
the friend of	15
a member of	15
of general lafayette	15
it is not	15
at the head	15
of the king	15
who had been	14
of the national	14
at that time	14
on this occasion	14
of the day	14
the marquis lafayette	14
return to france	14
was received by	14
him to the	14
of the world	14
the general was	14
side of the	13
the continental army	13
to receive the	13
of the marquis	13
it will be	13
under his command	13
society of cincinnati	13
of civil liberty	13
of the inhabitants	13
front of the	13
a part of	13
in the united	13
that it was	13
received by the	13
some of the	13
a company of	13
in the most	13
of the young	13
the command of	13
to go to	13
in the american	12
to which the	12
when he was	12
cause of liberty	12
that they were	12
to the king	12
committee of the	12
in order to	12
of liberty and	12
the blessings of	12
in which lafayette	12
and on the	12
and by the	12
i have the	12
one of his	12
this was the	11
army of the	11
as he passed	11
of the enemy	11
of gratitude and	11
in the evening	11
which had been	11
which the general	11
the course of	11
great number of	11
of the whole	11
of the rights	11
the friends of	11
a great number	11
the american troops	11
must have been	11
he was met	11
at the time	11
which you have	11
the governor and	11
cause of america	11
by the citizens	11
presented to him	11
of the troops	11
to the city	11
to the american	11
governor of the	11
as to the	11
him in the	11
he wrote to	11
of his country	11
devoted to the	11
the court of	11
companions in arms	11
in front of	11
a number of	11
to return to	11
in honor of	11
and of his	11
of a free	11
was in the	10
he had the	10
his way to	10
lafayette and his	10
behalf of the	10
a body of	10
with the most	10
member of the	10
of the revolutionary	10
the liberty of	10
that he could	10
the principles of	10
when he arrived	10
that he would	10
he was to	10
in the field	10
by the committee	10
the governor of	10
the life of	10
and that he	10
in the course	10
the french revolution	10
guest of the	10
the feelings of	10
the mayor of	10
of the first	10
of the committee	10
of both sexes	10
of american independence	10
whom he had	10
was met by	10
of one of	10
most of the	10
in which you	10
the liberties of	10
of his own	10
the army of	10
i beg you	10
where he had	10
to general washington	10
friend of liberty	9
in the following	9
in which the	9
of the militia	9
this was a	9
the french fleet	9
the happiness of	9
in the city	9
the fact that	9
the line of	9
with the greatest	9
general lafayette was	9
the count de	9
in the army	9
in his own	9
it is to	9
the american cause	9
the chamber of	9
the character of	9
it is a	9
rights of mankind	9
the power of	9
th of october	9
he was in	9
proceeded to the	9
if he had	9
the surrender of	9
it was the	9
was given to	9
on the occasion	9
he was a	9
one of them	9
to make a	9
of the society	9
that he should	9
in the war	9
a committee of	9
the honor of	9
but it was	9
was received with	9
visit to the	9
of his life	9
with all the	9
united states in	9
and it was	9
the part of	9
a public dinner	8
the king and	8
to his own	8
citizens of boston	8
the revolutionary army	8
in one of	8
which i am	8
devotion to the	8
to general lafayette	8
salute was fired	8
friend of america	8
that we have	8
the independence of	8
washington and lafayette	8
made the following	8
by the people	8
the hands of	8
the king of	8
of those who	8
those of the	8
he was conducted	8
to the world	8
the following is	8
a visit to	8
at the battle	8
of light infantry	8
and for the	8
of a great	8
in order that	8
his return to	8
it would be	8
the pleasure of	8
it may be	8
the guest of	8
de lafayette was	8
have the honor	8
number of the	8
of the illustrious	8
the minds of	8
the address of	8
the war of	8
bid him welcome	8
of the continental	8
in spite of	8
of the commander	8
to the general	8
on the subject	8
bid you welcome	8
the presence of	8
it has been	8
in the vicinity	8
the hearts of	8
rights of the	8
of this state	8
at this period	8
he had a	8
the mayor and	8
the first consul	8
in favour of	8
his own country	8
have been the	8
in favor of	8
he was an	8
that had been	8
cause of freedom	8
of the same	8
him by the	8
to the country	7
he was addressed	7
francis kinloch huger	7
welcome to the	7
of my heart	7
the story of	7
in this country	7
the french army	7
he was also	7
the influence of	7
at the court	7
at an early	7
conducted to the	7
the general made	7
the hero of	7
command of the	7
the officers of	7
while he was	7
not to be	7
as it is	7
at the moment	7
was introduced to	7
the side of	7
the british troops	7
i am happy	7
and in a	7
the day of	7
the emperor of	7
his native country	7
which has been	7
arrived at the	7
on board the	7
that he did	7
of the river	7
accompanied by the	7
the recollection of	7
people of the	7
it is the	7
george washington lafayette	7
honor to be	7
of the assembly	7
of my life	7
in the year	7
the throne of	7
the young french	7
the city council	7
by all the	7
the procession was	7
of affection and	7
to this country	7
a short time	7
army and navy	7
by one of	7
in the french	7
the capture of	7
of the commonwealth	7
but he was	7
of washington and	7
was at the	7
at valley forge	7
sense of the	7
the purpose of	7
to the national	7
been able to	7
of the th	7
added to the	7
been pleased to	7
of lafayette was	7
the following address	7
to the land	7
as he had	7
soon after this	7
the declaration of	7
happiness of the	7
the house of	7
of our revolution	7
the spirit of	7
years of age	7
they had been	7
that he might	7
that lafayette was	7
for a time	7
parts of the	7
a few days	7
that there was	7
had been made	7
met by the	7
and all the	7
to be in	7
the state house	7
drawn by four	7
the residence of	7
baron de kalb	7
you to our	7
a battalion of	7
in a very	7
him and his	7
and who was	7
love of liberty	7
was not to	7
to be found	7
united states of	7
he had not	7
were to be	7
on the part	7
the death of	7
as soon as	7
name of lafayette	7
emperor of austria	7
i have been	7
that general lafayette	7
after his return	7
on the other	7
that the british	7
he would have	7
it must be	7
to our country	7
was as follows	7
tent of washington	7
the welfare of	7
he said that	6
he might have	6
the city authorities	6
he visited the	6
to offer him	6
the centre of	6
him on his	6
war of the	6
in our behalf	6
hero of the	6
all classes of	6
greater part of	6
respect for the	6
a letter to	6
ladies and gentlemen	6
the service of	6
the greater part	6
friends of the	6
from the city	6
the light infantry	6
to witness the	6
his zeal and	6
united states and	6
worthy of the	6
president of congress	6
they were not	6
is to be	6
presented to the	6
officer in the	6
minister of the	6
by the french	6
attachment to the	6
the birth of	6
place in the	6
the american people	6
the land of	6
the british parliament	6
a state of	6
to the other	6
sense of his	6
by a company	6
of his family	6
was the first	6
of which he	6
to have been	6
the interests of	6
to accept my	6
with which he	6
of the general	6
was one of	6
officers and soldiers	6
letter of lafayette	6
to one of	6
of forty years	6
him in his	6
he entered the	6
in the service	6
citizens of the	6
the vicinity of	6
on the way	6
and the american	6
to the state	6
the officers and	6
address of the	6
the arrival of	6
of the great	6
but it is	6
several of the	6
of their country	6
people of this	6
on to the	6
men of the	6
hands of the	6
the midst of	6
on their way	6
the national guards	6
general of the	6
general in the	6
principles of liberty	6
at the age	6
by the whole	6
the close of	6
were presented to	6
in the hearts	6
the age of	6
in the prison	6
for the first	6
the support of	6
could not have	6
passed through the	6
soon after the	6
at la grange	6
for the purpose	6
attention to the	6
by the city	6
the subject of	6
was obliged to	6
declaration of independence	6
the militia of	6
and was received	6
visit to america	6
your return to	6
one of these	6
and the rights	6
the american soldiers	6
in consequence of	6
to the marquis	6
have been pleased	6
to the citizens	6
that i am	6
the navy yard	6
on his arrival	6
of the capitol	6
of this country	6
the general and	6
the fate of	6
by way of	6
had not been	6
the american congress	6
an opportunity to	6
of the monarch	6
be allowed to	6
command of a	6
the condition of	6
the secretary of	6
to lafayette and	6
one who had	6
was addressed by	6
lafayette had been	6
battle of brandywine	6
and at the	6
the city hall	6
to serve in	6
of the occasion	6
my dear sir	6
power of the	6
the town of	6
among the most	6
of a citizen	6
provided for him	6
centre of the	6
the shores of	6
object was to	6
states of america	6
the scene was	6
the army and	6
by the governor	6
independence of the	6
resolve of congress	6
the next day	6
of the officers	6
addressed by the	6
said that he	6
the tent of	6
from the united	5
the struggle for	5
of the military	5
he proceeded to	5
in his power	5
in the world	5
his arrival in	5
the success of	5
the history of	5
by a deputation	5
the british had	5
to america in	5
after an absence	5
that of a	5
his horse and	5
of la grange	5
and with the	5
as one of	5
the moment i	5
was going on	5
and that his	5
the common council	5
on account of	5
he passed the	5
of the governor	5
the british were	5
the whole population	5
and happiness of	5
himself in the	5
a bust of	5
part in the	5
the whole body	5
and the whole	5
it was at	5
commander of the	5
you to accept	5
was on the	5
authority of the	5
a man of	5
and thence to	5
introduced to him	5
the campaign of	5
to come to	5
the friend and	5
return to america	5
i see him	5
that i have	5
and many other	5
mayor of the	5
the pride of	5
the first time	5
dinner was given	5
introduced to the	5
the conduct of	5
of the war	5
up in the	5
in danger of	5
the procession passed	5
in a letter	5
the reign of	5
it was in	5
was present at	5
to maintain the	5
was the most	5
to meet the	5
at the entrance	5
you are pleased	5
after a lapse	5
affection and respect	5
of the emperor	5
to all the	5
close of the	5
about this time	5
it does not	5
by the president	5
of our own	5
state of new	5
the people and	5
half a century	5
for his accommodation	5
with the french	5
to the young	5
that the american	5
at the line	5
were able to	5
revolutionary officers and	5
chamber of representatives	5
the tomb of	5
some time in	5
to be a	5
he was the	5
salutations of the	5
to leave the	5
in such a	5
the memory of	5
greeted him with	5
many of them	5
days of the	5
the baron de	5
to him by	5
a group of	5
in france and	5
he was now	5
great and good	5
the enthusiasm of	5
he was greeted	5
and was the	5
fire of the	5
proof of the	5
received with great	5
the sight of	5
a detachment of	5
general made the	5
when general lafayette	5
of two hundred	5
and it is	5
when it was	5
in this situation	5
journey to boston	5
him of the	5
are pleased to	5
who was a	5
representative of the	5
council of the	5
the month of	5
of the states	5
general lafayette and	5
sovereignty of the	5
honor of the	5
the purity of	5
you will find	5
early in the	5
of the men	5
lafayette when he	5
leave of absence	5
he was accompanied	5
for the welfare	5
his attachment to	5
waited on him	5
wishes of the	5
friend of washington	5
with her husband	5
the members of	5
his love of	5
was accompanied by	5
proofs of the	5
court of versailles	5
to which he	5
appeared to be	5
my dear general	5
confidence in the	5
the following reply	5
but there was	5
they did not	5
the pleasure to	5
liberty and independence	5
cannot fail to	5
way to the	5
the affairs of	5
the west indies	5
of madame de	5
to the assembly	5
well as of	5
the return of	5
in his behalf	5
a lapse of	5
view of the	5
to submit to	5
it had been	5
account of his	5
to bid him	5
the center of	5
at mount vernon	5
received by a	5
prince de poix	5
the approach of	5
state of virginia	5
to take the	5
navy of the	5
to your majesty	5
to the rights	5
which i have	5
then proceeded to	5
of the common	5
in the revolution	5
so far as	5
of an american	5
as the friend	5
inhabitants of both	5
by which he	5
head of the	5
in every part	5
chamber of deputies	5
the brave and	5
he would be	5
was conducted to	5
of the government	5
he arrived at	5
friend of our	5
to which you	5
france and england	5
assure you that	5
the french people	5
lafayette in the	5
he received the	5
in the afternoon	5
you have been	5
returned to france	5
through the city	5
of the battle	5
th of august	5
at once to	5
not have been	5
were in the	5
the prince de	5
request of the	5
honor of lafayette	5
and from the	5
as much as	5
course of the	5
line of the	5
in the hour	5
the attention of	5
offer him their	5
his power to	5
to welcome you	5
men under his	5
with the highest	5
he was so	5
there was no	5
bollman and huger	5
an early hour	5
general lafayette had	5
the cradle of	5
an account of	5
the hour of	5
after his arrival	5
to take a	5
to the last	5
the time of	5
to the front	5
the reply of	5
ought to be	5
general washington was	5
the release of	5
in my power	5
to attend the	5
were assembled to	5
favor of the	5
attached to the	5
it was known	5
american and french	5
as far as	5
in the family	5
could not but	5
in a few	5
entrance of the	5
soon after his	5
the capital of	5
i had the	5
support of the	5
and his family	5
of the late	5
were eager to	5
we bid you	5
been devoted to	5
the british forces	5
a sense of	5
on that day	5
after a time	5
a corps of	5
public dinner was	5
th of september	5
together with the	5
and one of	5
the town and	5
following is the	5
a time when	5
to accept the	5
was saluted by	5
which lafayette was	4
which general lafayette	4
were filled with	4
stationed at the	4
the national guard	4
to show their	4
of the colonies	4
by general lafayette	4
with him in	4
the man who	4
the display of	4
of their fathers	4
the legislature of	4
zeal in the	4
to the interests	4
to give the	4
the macmillan company	4
they were now	4
your arrival in	4
to be made	4
the marquis was	4
reply to the	4
of ladies and	4
lafayette to the	4
condition of the	4
in a moment	4
he had made	4
of the principal	4
attention of the	4
him into the	4
and this was	4
would be the	4
a view of	4
king of prussia	4
the days of	4
a letter from	4
so much for	4
of a division	4
lafayette was in	4
but lafayette had	4
for the freedom	4
his visit to	4
of his personal	4
the ladies of	4
in other countries	4
the enjoyment of	4
who did not	4
the french nation	4
of general washington	4
the prison at	4
the heights of	4
in his youth	4
the prospect of	4
of the principles	4
the government of	4
of these states	4
the anniversary of	4
was chosen to	4
and the new	4
were ready to	4
up in a	4
of my own	4
the two redoubts	4
invitation of the	4
of whom were	4
an attempt to	4
those who were	4
in the early	4
surrender of yorktown	4
liberty of the	4
a free people	4
he returned to	4
when he had	4
as an american	4
a few years	4
his family in	4
through which he	4
to support the	4
the entrance of	4
he has been	4
of new york	4
sight of the	4
dressed in white	4
the sentiments of	4
in defence of	4
with great cordiality	4
some of them	4
more and more	4
founded on the	4
on the contrary	4
lafayette made a	4
the advantage of	4
is not the	4
not in the	4
soldiers of the	4
the moment of	4
by a battalion	4
he thought that	4
can never be	4
the noailles family	4
of great britain	4
sentiments of the	4
the will of	4
of the birth	4
on the american	4
possession of the	4
me in the	4
the reward of	4
said to be	4
for he was	4
freedom and happiness	4
he had to	4
lapse of forty	4
the old world	4
to proceed to	4
to promote the	4
is the most	4
a wreath of	4
that in the	4
of lafayette in	4
battle of monmouth	4
the superiority of	4
be received by	4
was lined with	4
were crowded with	4
of the procession	4
the beginning of	4
by this time	4
of rational liberty	4
in support of	4
to this address	4
ladies of the	4
the french and	4
and a large	4
the visit of	4
to march to	4
patriots and heroes	4
to say that	4
the french government	4
the new constitution	4
de lafayette and	4
rank of major	4
among the many	4
and friend of	4
and members of	4
in the midst	4
approbation of the	4
a citizen of	4
it was thought	4
prison at olmutz	4
arrived in the	4
to believe that	4
once more to	4
the sovereignty of	4
of the two	4
had the honor	4
before it was	4
will of the	4
company of artillery	4
he was too	4
lafayette was a	4
the other hand	4
have been made	4
the states general	4
to the memory	4
i have enjoyed	4
in this city	4
of the constitution	4
in the dark	4
long an absence	4
his duty to	4
and no one	4
land of liberty	4
principles for which	4
in the present	4
on the d	4
from the prison	4
of the land	4
lafayette and suite	4
because of his	4
land of his	4
every part of	4
veterans of the	4
attended by the	4
of major general	4
the wishes of	4
as i have	4
that the young	4
of american liberty	4
where he arrived	4
to our shores	4
go to america	4
of her husband	4
with which they	4
to be so	4
in a new	4
the homage of	4
the highest regard	4
met by a	4
the family of	4
in the least	4
it would have	4
and proceeded to	4
he had received	4
by which the	4
to the president	4
company of cavalry	4
and as the	4
the people who	4
american soldiers were	4
wrote to washington	4
his arrival at	4
in a state	4
the affections of	4
to them in	4
the freedom of	4
in this state	4
that they would	4
that of the	4
th of june	4
of the house	4
of the times	4
we greet you	4
returned to paris	4
a moment of	4
the general officers	4
a national salute	4
of the legislature	4
in all its	4
you as a	4
whole body of	4
general officers of	4
saw that the	4
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cause of civil	4
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preparations for the	4
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and happy to	4
cavalcade of citizens	4
receive him with	4
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the end of	4
lafayette from the	4
the ceremony of	4
a friend to	4
and a sumptuous	4
attended by a	4
ten millions of	4
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the flags of	4
the place where	4
the royal family	4
of the virginia	4
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at one time	4
of the corporation	4
the names of	4
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one of their	4
the whole people	4
in which it	4
recollection of the	4
the safety of	4
citizens of new	4
by a committee	4
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spirit of the	4
his most christian	4
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on his return	4
his reception by	4
the civilized world	4
the dignity of	4
he was introduced	4
in the way	4
crowd of citizens	4
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to the emperor	4
and the officers	4
he commanded the	4
the resolve of	4
of the soldiers	4
the right of	4
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by a large	4
his return from	4
will be the	4
and a company	4
his adopted son	4
of my country	4
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the harbor of	4
the winter of	4
a sumptuous repast	4
the constituted authorities	4
to new york	4
take part in	4
the river to	4
surrender of cornwallis	4
to be presented	4
to which i	4
that general washington	4
made to him	4
interest to the	4
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to assure you	4
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of which is	4
the remembrance of	4
the bosom of	4
carriage in which	4
york on the	4
regard to the	4
i may be	4
of the distinguished	4
of his prince	4
of the scene	4
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the effects of	4
arches were thrown	4
the volunteer companies	4
that the marquis	4
opportunity to show	4
a desire to	4
for the united	4
as they were	4
the city hotel	4
as a volunteer	4
by the side	4
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the principal streets	4
day of his	4
i am proud	4
engaged in the	4
of our hearts	4
be found in	4
than any other	4
british or a	4
was at this	4
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lafayette at the	4
a distance of	4
bestowed on him	4
visited the navy	4
the th the	4
as it was	4
friend of civil	4
a long and	4
lafayette was to	4
the american revolution	4
life has been	4
respect to the	4
of liberty was	4
the chief magistrate	4
in the west	4
the father of	4
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that could be	4
of the public	4
of the other	4
with a view	4
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in the summer	4
majority of the	4
for the honor	4
will be found	4
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between france and	4
of all ranks	4
in a country	4
capture of the	4
the honors of	4
of his army	4
to a man	4
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which he passed	4
the situation of	4
of the houses	4
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assembled in the	4
you have rendered	4
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of the time	4
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to the constitution	4
recollections of the	4
the views of	4
welcome you to	4
under the command	4
congress of the	4
on the left	4
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de lafayette had	4
a piece of	4
in his honor	4
the people had	4
had the good	4
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the british government	4
of your youth	4
in the senate	4
you have done	4
he left the	4
filled with ladies	4
subject of the	4
as he was	4
of the cincinnati	4
large number of	4
from the british	4
as an officer	4
of his reception	4
and the united	4
to that place	4
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the sons of	4
himself to the	4
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in the month	4
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his excellency the	4
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his object was	4
that any one	4
and to be	4
gentlemen of the	4
gratitude and respect	4
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the d of	4
the intention of	4
a great deal	4
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the mansion of	4
to the principles	4
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of regulated liberty	4
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lafayette was at	4
to meet with	4
of freedom and	4
to whom he	4
it cannot be	4
on one of	4
when he commanded	4
th of april	4
of the very	4
he reached the	4
to those who	4
in common with	4
answer to the	4
we have been	4
for the rights	4
of the coalition	4
count de broglie	4
a love of	4
honor of his	4
with whom he	4
the enemies of	4
it is believed	4
to express their	4
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of the services	4
for a moment	4
at the siege	4
wreath of flowers	4
on behalf of	4
of the new	4
of our men	4
was appointed to	4
of our revolutionary	4
to cross the	4
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to see and	4
whom he was	4
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city of new	4
in their power	4
of the year	4
with him the	4
account of this	4
a large number	4
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the loss of	4
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left of the	4
of his countrymen	4
so large a	4
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of the highest	4
the district of	4
which took place	4
drawn up in	4
the good fortune	4
of it to	4
a british or	4
the new world	4
given by the	4
of his being	4
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the legislative body	4
at which were	4
of the republic	4
appearance of the	4
was provided for	4
to you the	4
and navy of	4
as a man	4
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the most perfect	4
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share in the	4
memory of the	4
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and to enjoy	3
thought to be	3
the corner of	3
the risk of	3
thousand in number	3
which he sent	3
if proper measures	3
had always been	3
lafayette as a	3
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to take part	3
at the dinner	3
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the bounds of	3
hall in which	3
a source of	3
distinguished friend of	3
at an end	3
heroes of our	3
beginning of the	3
of lafayette that	3
it to the	3
district of columbia	3
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the majority of	3
deputation of the	3
him to take	3
the chairman of	3
a line of	3
for his reception	3
to the highest	3
banks of the	3
the allied army	3
british army in	3
of his adoption	3
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of all that	3
in the country	3
in the government	3
in the state	3
of the jacobins	3
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on tuesday morning	3
to private life	3
an american soldier	3
to listen to	3
the revolutionary war	3
to his wife	3
in the public	3
love of freedom	3
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cincinnati of the	3
which we are	3
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the french officers	3
to call on	3
the result of	3
of the latter	3
to be received	3
to assure him	3
nearly half a	3
blessing of heaven	3
love you lafayette	3
forty years ago	3
of universal liberty	3
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new proofs of	3
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expressive of the	3
by the officers	3
he made a	3
zealous advocate for	3
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of lafayette and	3
to his mind	3
attempt to escape	3
hope i shall	3
major general in	3
i have taken	3
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to the french	3
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he did so	3
who were present	3
again and again	3
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the scene of	3
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old companions in	3
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state of things	3
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for liberty and	3
of light dragoons	3
excellency the governor	3
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for the success	3
through the streets	3
the following speech	3
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france and america	3
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french and american	3
whom i have	3
esteem and gratitude	3
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on that occasion	3
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were made to	3
at any time	3
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the americans under	3
state in the	3
to the people	3
who had served	3
of our beloved	3
have the pleasure	3
your safe arrival	3
by the same	3
an ardent love	3
the first of	3
lafayette in america	3
in passing through	3
and accompanied by	3
at last the	3
the blood of	3
civil liberty and	3
the following inscription	3
declaration of rights	3
the work of	3
for his character	3
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among them was	3
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lafayette was now	3
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lafayette proceeded to	3
the joy that	3
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to participate with	3
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yorktown was now	3
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some of his	3
his son and	3
the fourth of	3
to go out	3
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to the capital	3
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of the prison	3
major benjamin huger	3
the appearance of	3
his reception at	3
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executive council of	3
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bust of washington	3
in trying to	3
unite with the	3
the first division	3
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and we trust	3
of the brave	3
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the privileges of	3
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the progress of	3
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a brigade of	3
he passed through	3
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more than forty	3
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of their regard	3
the virginia campaign	3
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being able to	3
to present their	3
the charge of	3
tribute to the	3
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of american history	3
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governor and council	3
the avenue leading	3
of the liberties	3
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lafayette has been	3
honored with the	3
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by a salute	3
under general lafayette	3
the bar of	3
i hope i	3
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the good of	3
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the remainder of	3
liberty and happiness	3
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major de gimat	3
interests of the	3
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the young people	3
of about two	3
the important services	3
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prisoner in a	3
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of the man	3
our illustrious washington	3
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to be seen	3
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of many other	3
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ardent love of	3
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i am not	3
to the court	3
a few weeks	3
of men who	3
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for the next	3
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waiting to receive	3
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to my country	3
the american side	3
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of the nobility	3
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flowers and evergreens	3
cause of rational	3
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age of twenty	3
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of madame lafayette	3
the front of	3
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mayor and committee	3
days of lafayette	3
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his family and	3
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for the occasion	3
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of the garrison	3
a deep interest	3
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of the story	3
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the next morning	3
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the sacred principles	3
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of the past	3
to me a	3
friends of constitutional	3
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my dear marquis	3
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he might be	3
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the bottom of	3
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his reception was	3
to his country	3
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he remained in	3
an adopted son	3
the public road	3
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of the hour	3
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of esteem and	3
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throne of france	3
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homage of my	3
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of the assembled	3
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of the earth	3
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that place and	3
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lafayette was received	3
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lafayette to take	3
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many of his	3
services of lafayette	3
to the army	3
the movement of	3
tomb of washington	3
appeared in the	3
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the siege of	3
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sentiments of lafayette	3
approach of the	3
the courage and	3
one hundred and	3
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of his father	3
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she and her	3
visit to boston	3
general was received	3
secretary of state	3
the ensuing campaign	3
my life to	3
our free institutions	3
an officer in	3
respect for his	3
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on rhode island	3
to welcome him	3
referred to the	3
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the english government	3
of a grateful	3
news of the	3
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colonel alexander hamilton	3
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hand of friendship	3
next day he	3
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of the representatives	3
the principles and	3
city of boston	3
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i am bound	3
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the eagerness of	3
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we rejoice in	3
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the present generation	3
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list of illustrations	3
to the former	3
love and gratitude	3
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by the hand	3
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forty years before	3
of the court	3
consequence of the	3
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tribute of my	3
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the gentlemen of	3
country and to	3
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most christian majesty	3
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i shall ever	3
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cradle of american	3
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the affection and	3
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to his friends	3
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phi beta kappa	3
desire to see	3
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of the cadets	3
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to their country	3
it was made	3
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nous vous aimons	3
permit me to	3
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that city and	3
the mother of	3
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he had seen	3
then presented to	3
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