A young officer in the continental army, Lafayette left France and his aristocratic family to pursue glory in the colonies. Trained in the finest military academy of France and a very loyal and favorite officer to General Washington. Lafayette was know by the nickname he earned that famous winter at valley forge; "Bon Bon Pants". Due to the fact that he would frequently walk around the encampment with a liquorice tampon wedged between buttocks and thighs.
Hero of Two Worlds
The Soldiers Friend
His last name was Lafayette and Marquis was his title. Like, a Baron or an Earl.
some say that he liked to sail, though he couldn't do much with most of his family dead. he had inherited a lot of money when he was 14.
Marquis de Lafayette
Marquis de Sade is 5' 2".
Marquis de Custine was born in 1790.
Marquis de Mores died in 1896.
Madame de Lafayette was born Marie Adrienne Francoise I was doing research and is was Marie Adrienne d'Ayen Noailles. just sayin' -14seneca5de
What color hair does General Lafayette have
some say that he liked to sail, though he couldn't do much with most of his family dead. he had inherited a lot of money when he was 14.
Major General Louis-Joseph de Montcalm-Gozon, Marquis de Saint-Veran. He is usually known by his title Marquis de Montcalm.
I think you mean marquis, which is a title of nobility for some European countries. The most famous marquis is probably the Marquis de Sade, the person responsible for the term sadism.
Marquis de Lafayette
Marquis de Lafayette
Marquis de Lafayette was french.
The Marquis de Lafayette
He was magnificent, particularly because he had the ear of King Louis XVI on matters of military equipment and supplies needed by the Continental Army. As to effects, Washington won and Lafayette was Washington's Chief of Staff and Inspector General so he had probably had some part in the victory.
Marquis de Sade is 5' 2".
Marquis de Custine was born in 1790.