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Liberty-Loving Lafayette

How ‘America’s Favorite Fighting Frenchman’ Helped Win Our Independence

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  • 63 páginas
  • 3 horas de lectura

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"An ode to the great Lafayette, beautifully told and richly illustrated..." - Alan R. Hoffman, Translator. "A great addition to the [Lafayette] canon" - Diane Shaw, Director Emerita of Special Collections & College Archives, Lafayette College. Inspired by the Broadway hit HAMILTON and Longfellow's "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere," author Dorothea Jensen presents a short rhyming narrative about the Marquis de Lafayette and his vital role in the Revolutionary War. The book includes a glossary and extensive endnotes that provide additional insights into the historical figures and events referenced in the poem. This engaging historical account targets middle schoolers, as well as young and older adults, making it suitable for performances in classrooms or during events celebrating Lafayette's 1824-5 Farewell Tour of America. Readers will discover who inspired Lafayette to support America, how his influential father-in-law attempted to dissuade him, why a 19-year-old was granted such a high rank, how he bolstered the French Alliance, and his key military successes in America. Jensen has also authored two historical novels for young readers about Lafayette and the American Revolution, titled A BUSS FROM LAFAYETTE and THE RIDDLE OF PENNCROFT FARM.

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Liberty-Loving Lafayette, Dorothea Jensen

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2020
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Título
Liberty-Loving Lafayette
Subtítulo
How ‘America’s Favorite Fighting Frenchman’ Helped Win Our Independence
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2020
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
63
ISBN10
0990940810
ISBN13
9780990940814
Serie
Descripción
"An ode to the great Lafayette, beautifully told and richly illustrated..." - Alan R. Hoffman, Translator. "A great addition to the [Lafayette] canon" - Diane Shaw, Director Emerita of Special Collections & College Archives, Lafayette College. Inspired by the Broadway hit HAMILTON and Longfellow's "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere," author Dorothea Jensen presents a short rhyming narrative about the Marquis de Lafayette and his vital role in the Revolutionary War. The book includes a glossary and extensive endnotes that provide additional insights into the historical figures and events referenced in the poem. This engaging historical account targets middle schoolers, as well as young and older adults, making it suitable for performances in classrooms or during events celebrating Lafayette's 1824-5 Farewell Tour of America. Readers will discover who inspired Lafayette to support America, how his influential father-in-law attempted to dissuade him, why a 19-year-old was granted such a high rank, how he bolstered the French Alliance, and his key military successes in America. Jensen has also authored two historical novels for young readers about Lafayette and the American Revolution, titled A BUSS FROM LAFAYETTE and THE RIDDLE OF PENNCROFT FARM.