Lafayette and the Liberal Ideal 1814-1824 Jaimee Lewis Germantown

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Lafayette and the Liberal Ideal 1814-1824 Jaimee Lewis GermantownSylvia Neely provides both the first scholarly study of Lafayette's life after the French Revolution and a detailed analysis of French politics during the early Restoration. Lafayette, advocating a liberalism based on the American example, used both legal and illegal means to overturn a conservative government. The personification of liberalism for many of his contemporaries, he and his friends Benjamin Constant, Voyer d'Argenson, and Charles Goyet