Correspondence Of Madame De Lafayette And General Washington Edited By Henry Reeve

This is a public domain document. It contains letters between General George Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette during the American War for Independence. In these letters, the friendship between these two men, and, indeed, between America and France, is clearly seen - as these two nations embarked on the journey of justice and freedom together!

This is a public domain book. This volume collects the correspondence between General George Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette, from the push to drive Cornwallis to Yorktown in 1781, to the turmoil of the European nations in 1786. In these letters, the unmistakable friendship of Washington and Lafayette, and the friendship of the United States and France, is clear for all to see, as the fight for liberty continues!

This is a public domain book. Collecting the letters from after the War for Independence ended, to Lafayette's capture by Austria, to his release, and the end of his correspondence with Washington, this volume records a deep and treasured friendship between General Washington and Lafayette. Though many horrors of war surrounded them, they never lost sight of the sacred bond which bound them together as a father and adopted son. And together, Washington and Lafayette remain beacons of liberty and justice, as heroes who fought to defend freedom everywhere.