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Lafayette

Harlow Giles Unger

Acclaim for "I found Mr. Unger's book exceptionally well done. It's an admirable account of the marquis's two revolutions—one might even say his two lives—the French and the American. It also captures the private Lafayette and his remarkable wife, Adrienne, in often moving detail." —Thomas Fleming,...

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Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast

The hosts brought up the book while covering Revolutionary War figures, noting that one of them had read it and another was reading it during the conversation. Their comments focused on Lafayette’s life and role rather than evaluating the work itself. The mention was brief and informal, treating the title as a background reference rather than a recommendation.

Episode: Ep 402 - Cat Ass Fever

The podcasters discussed the Marquis de Lafayette's life, including his time at Versailles and his role in the American Revolution, while one of them was reading the book.

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It's the same thing. How about they used to fucking diss our boy Marquis just because he wanted to fuck other chicks because he loved his babe.

Everybody in the royal court was like, this guy sucks. He's not doing our orgy. He's not doing our orgies and having side pieces in our freak mansion.

Well, dude, he says, I'm here to fight for freedom. Yeah, fuck this. I'll give you guys a bunch of money. Let me fight.

When he did the vow of silence, I mean, he was like, everything I say sucks. And he's like, I'll be silent. And people think I'm deep as hell.

It's a real bummer when that shit goes on. Well, I just stopped the part where the king invited like the king tried to reason with everybody and use them as pawns. It didn't work.

Episode: Ep 579 - Crumb & The Hutt (feat. Joe Derosa & Lema...

They mentioned having read the book titled Lafayette while discussing Revolutionary War figures.

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I read the book, Lafayette, who was the man too.

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