The Marquis de Lafayette: Remembering France's Greatest Champion of Liberty, a 'Hero of Two Worlds'

As the French Revolution took a tyrannical, anti-liberty turn, he fell out of favor with the radicals in power (such as the butcher Maximilien Robespierre). He was stripped of his French citizenship.

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