Old Lafayette Says, Thank You, General.

The two men enter old lafayette's salon. The room is elegant, but neither ostentatious nor gaudy. Old lafayette motions for sparks to sit on the sofa while he himself plops down in what is clearly his chair. Spark says i have assembled all washington's papers and correspondence. It has taken me years, but i am not done with my research. I want to understand mister hamilton, n mister adams and mister jefferson as they were to themselves. Lafayette chuckles, oh, i'm sure the present regime isn't eager to open up records of the royal family helping the cause of liberty rather than crushing it.