Відео

Is that kronk?

This scene is my favorite scene of the whole series

Damn he's beautiful 😍

Fayettville, NC is taken from Lafayette

Clinton is alive so he is just there

They literally found the best actor to play George Washington

Imagine if there was some kind of loophole like “oh you can’t pardon him, your campaign ended 200+ years ago.” Then, current President Barack Obama shows up to pardon Peabody and hangs out with his Presidential predecessors.

I want to know how he knew what a taser was

fun fact: lincoln would pardon deserters in the union army during the civil war

They cut the part where he said I go to France for more funds I come back with more guns

This series is so underated

HBO's John Adams and AMC's Turn Washington spies are easily the best Revolutionary war content.

It's a very good game 🎮 👏 👌 ❤

Lafayette had lost his Father and Mother at a young age and so Washington became like a surrogate for him

Wow USA First President speech

based af xdddd

I confess I never made it there

I just have one question is this present day Bill Clinton or is this past Bill Clinton?

Charles Lee’s Face got me dying 💀

GAt

I love French Maids I love French Fries I love French Toast I love French Kissing I would have loved Lafayette

So this is old, but Lafayette looks older than he actually was when he met Washington, he was only a teenager, he was also bored of the aristocrat life and that’s why he stowed away on a ship. French people usually wanted to fight for the Americans so that way they can return home and say they beat their biggest rival. So when Lafayette met with Congress, Congress saw him as a kid and as a joke put him under Washington. Washington was furious writing letters saying that he’s a child and that they just want Washington to babysit him, but after Lafayette was injured, Washington actually treated him like a son, to the point that when Lafayette had his own kids, he named his son George Washington Lafayette and sent George Washington Lafayette to live with George and Martha for a few years. After George Washington died, Lafayette became so depressed, he didn’t leave his room for a few years. During the French Revolution, Lafayette asked America for help, however he was declined assistance. That is why in ww1, when American troops landed in France, they went to his grave and apologized and said “Lafayette, we are here”

I started getting nightmares like these when I was 11. They scared me into taking very good care of my teeth. I've had only one cavity all my years. The crazy thing is that when I was in kindergarten, half my classmates had mouths full of silver and gold.

Is it bad that I came here from Hamilton the musical

wasn't Lafayette only 19?

0:19

It blew my mind how young Lafayette actually was when he came over to the colonies. Washington and him had a father and son type of bond. There's a cool statue of him near the CT capital building.

Ive had similar nightmares. I have no teeth. After chemo and radiation in the mouth they disintegrated like chalk. I died on the oral surgeons table.

Why is he wearing a borderline Napoleonic uniform?

The Oberheim DX was heard in this song.

Oui oui, mon ami, je m'appelle Lafayette The Lancelot of the revolutionary set I came from afar just to say, "Bonsoir" Tell the King, "Casse toi!" Who's the best? C'est moi!

While Yorktown ended the American Revolution, the battle of Saratoga decided it. The American army's destruction of Burgoyne's forces convinced France to enter the war as an ally of the United States. While cooperation between the allies was hit or miss at first, it was the decisive tactical victory of the French at the Battle of the Chesapeake that made the siege of Yorktown possible.

Gotta like Lafayette's Spanish accent. Jesus Christ.

An American flag has flown continuously over Lafayette’s grave in Paris for more than a century. Even under Nazi occupation during World War II, the flag was not disturbed.

The French may be moody bitches sometimes but we owe a whole hell of a lot to them. Thanks France, without you the US wouldn't exist in the capacity it does today.

Still loved by America to this day. Lots of love from America Lafayette.🥹🥹🥹 No really that man was a real hero still admired to this day🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇸🇫🇷

I got to play one of Simcoe's rangers in Turn.

Lafayette was just a kid back then.

whatever it takes to screw the British is French best interest. even though the bad blood of the 7 years war was started by Washington when he was serving in the British army.

Those were the days so young officiers never ment for infantry duty. Yes I like this Lafayette. Seems periodically correct.

hmm interesting, they got the ages right, but not the height. Marquis de Lafayette was 5 foot 5 in modern measurements

For the beginning of the Revolution Lafayette basically funded it out of his own pocket. it took years to get aid from France. At first layfayette did it because he hated the British, but later as be became friends with the Americans he saw something he never saw before, something worth fighting for. Layfayette and France will always be honored friends of America

Finally an accurate upper class usa accent from that time. Posh British

Je doute que à cette 'époque cette façon de saluer était de mise. On ne se serait pas la main ni encore moins embrasser l autre si il n était pas de la famille. On se saluait par un signe de tête et la main porté vers la tête quelque fois . Je vous le rappelle la France était une grande civilisation à cette époque et beaucoup de personnes parlaient le français en Europe et surtout dans les classes supérieurs et pratiquement dans toutes les cours européennes . La France à perdue une certaine hégémonie après la guerre de 1914 18. Et depuis 1981 la France 'n est plus tout à fait à son rang. Mais cela pourrait changer tout dépend qui nous aurons à la tête de l état et décisions.

Vive la France, l'Amérique et la Liberté 🗽 🇫🇷🇺🇲 !

Will Streuben be in this?

Britain was in a global war with France at this time. Alliance with one monarchy was traded for another. Without the French fleet the war would either have been lost or greatly prolonged. The fledgling Republic's first act was to invade Canada. This failed. Since then they have been trying to rule the planet. Since 1950 highly unsuccessfully. 600,000 dead Americans in a civil war 90 years later. Slavery until 1865. A brutal country, a brutal and violent place still.

Did Napoleon play any role in American Revolution??

Lafayette was safe during the French Revolution and the following terror. Would not have been surprised if he'd be executed or at least humiliated and left without a dime, but even the craziest of the Revolutionaries recognized his great work in America.

Usa never paid back their debts to France, one of the reasons French revolution exploded later on.