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It is while danger presses that I wish to join your fortunes.” Noble words, worthy of immortality, and never to be heard without a throb by an American heart!
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gutenberg.orgCharles Sumner: “It is while danger presses that I wish to join your fortunes.” Noble words, worthy of immortality, and never to be heard…”
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This quote reflects Lafayette's passionate desire to join the fight for American independence, emphasizing his bravery and commitment.
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