Lafayette, Marie-Joseph-Paul-Yves-Roch-Gilbert-Dumotier, Marquis de: Birth, 3, 4. Boyhood, 5-12. Marriage, 14-18. Life at Court, 19, 27-31. With his regiment, 20, 32-35. Smallpox, 21. Resolves to go to America, 34. Efforts to leave France, 35-47. Departure and voyage, 48-56. Lands: goes to Philadelphia, 57-63. Reception by Congress, 64-69. Enters American Army, 70-72, 74, 75. Battle of the Brandywine, 77-80. At Bethlehem: rejoins army, 80-83. Intrigues against, 84, 85, 91-98. Skirmish near Gloucester, 85-87. Conduct, in army, 88, 89, 94. Attends Indian council, 98, 99. Returns to Valley Forge, 99, 102. At Barren Hill, 104-107. Votes to attack Clinton, 109. Battle of Monmouth Court House, 109-111. Liaison officer, 113-116, 118. Joint command with General Greene, 116-117. Challenges Earl of Carlisle, 119. Granted leave of absence, 119. Illness and homeward voyage, 120-123. Winter in France, 124-128. Rejoins Washington, 130. Again liaison officer, 134-138. West Point, and André, 139-143. French officers' attitude toward, 144, 145. First campaign in Virginia, 146-148. Second campaign in Virginia, 150-165. At Yorktown, 165-169. Popularity in France, 169-172, 175, 176, 196, 200, 212, 283. In Spain, 172-174. Plan to free slaves, 174. Improvements at Chavaniac, 174, 175. Paris home, 175, 176, 178. Interest in Mesmer, 176, 177. Visit to America, 1784, 177, 178. Sends gifts to Washington, 179, 196. Visits Frederick the Great, 180-182. Champion of reforms, 182-183, 185, 187-190, 297. Member Assembly of Notables, 185-190. Vice-President National Assembly, 195. Commands Paris National Guard, 196-215, 284, 285, 298. Invents the Tricolor, 197. Neither Republican nor Royalist, 201, 202, 213. Blamed for attack on Versailles, 203, 205. At fête of Federation, 209-212. Slanders and attacks upon, 213. Arrests king and queen, 214. Defeated for mayor of Paris, 216. Commands army of defense, 216-220. Last effort to save Louis XVI, 218, 219. Flight and arrest, 219-221. Imprisonment, 222-247. Attempted escape, 229-233. Exile, 248-253. Returns to Paris, 253. Life at La Grange, 254, 278, 279, 289. Death of his wife, 257, 279, 280. Relations with Napoleon, 251, 255, 256, 280-282. Member, Chamber of Deputies, 256, 259, 283, 284, 286, 289. Revisits America, 259-275. Lays corner-stone at Bunker Hill, 267-269. Welcome in France, 276, 277. Relations with Louis XVIII, 280-282. Relations with Charles X, 283-285. Relations with Louis Philippe, 285-288. Illness and death, 289-290. Character, 10, 29, 30, 82, 86, 87, 92, 119, 125, 126, 136, 145, 159, 200, 254, 255, 282, 283, 294-296, 298, 299. Correspondence with: Bollman, 230. Mlle. de Chavaniac, 14. Congress, 66, 173. d'Estaing, 114, 115. Fitzpatrick, 248. French Minister, 139-143. Governor of Martinique, 82. Hamilton, 155, 156. Mme.