Marquis de Lafayette

The Marquis de Lafayette's historical documents and autograph letters are found in both French and English. Those autographs from America or in English are increasingly rare.

From Presidents to Artists to Soldiers to Writers and Politicians, Preserving the Legacy of the First Great Battle of the American Revolution, the Battle of Bunker Hill

^$200,000

The Marquis de Lafayette Hopes That America’s Freedom Will Excite European “Imitation”

February 21^st, 1827 ^$7,500

The Marquis de Lafayette Believes That Social, Political, and Personal Happiness Have Been Established in the United States, Which He Fought So Hard in the Revolution to Bring...

May 28^th, 1827 ^$8,000

The Marquis de Lafayette Looks to Build France’s First Republican, Revolutionary Army, and Turns to America As An Example, Writing the Man Who Organized General Washington’s...

January 31^st, 1790 ^$15,000

Lafayette Calls the United States the “Land of Freedom”, and Contrasts It to France, Where the Privileged Elite Hold Too Much Power

February 23^rd, 1827 ^$12,000

Marquis de Lafayette

From Presidents to Artists to Soldiers to Writers and Politicians, Preserving the Legacy of the First Great Battle of the American Revolution, the Battle of Bunker Hill

The Marquis de Lafayette Hopes That America’s Freedom Will Excite European “Imitation”

The Marquis de Lafayette Believes That Social, Political, and Personal Happiness Have Been Established in the United States, Which He Fought So Hard in the Revolution to Bring...

The Marquis de Lafayette Looks to Build France’s First Republican, Revolutionary Army, and Turns to America As An Example, Writing the Man Who Organized General Washington’s...

Lafayette Calls the United States the “Land of Freedom”, and Contrasts It to France, Where the Privileged Elite Hold Too Much Power

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From Presidents to Artists to Soldiers to Writers and Politicians, Preserving the Legacy of the First Great Battle of the American Revolution, the Battle of Bunker Hill

The Marquis de Lafayette Hopes That America’s Freedom Will Excite European “Imitation”

The Marquis de Lafayette Believes That Social, Political, and Personal Happiness Have Been Established in the United States, Which He Fought So Hard in the Revolution to Bring...

The Marquis de Lafayette Looks to Build France’s First Republican, Revolutionary Army, and Turns to America As An Example, Writing the Man Who Organized General Washington’s...

Lafayette Calls the United States the “Land of Freedom”, and Contrasts It to France, Where the Privileged Elite Hold Too Much Power

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