Lafayette, the Hero of Two Worlds

The marquis de lafayette was wounded in the leg at brandywine. After his wound was bandaged, he headed back to philadelphia to prepare for a general ation. He now considered himself not just a member of the noai, but of the washingtons. From this proving ground beside brandywine creek, the legend of lafayette, the hero of two worlds, was born. Now that he had what he came for, martial glory, a great adventure and an honorable but non life threatening wound,. they suggested he'd come home with them, but lafayette refused. The blood he spilled at brandy wine was not the end of the story, but