Montpelier unveils marker to Lafayette's visits with James M

Virginia presidential site's new marker commemorates revolutionary figures' meetings at fragile moment in U.S. history. The Marquis de Lafayette's 1824 visit, for nation's 50th anniversary, renewed citizens’ faith in republic's

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