Remarks made by Pierre de Lanux at the University of Virginia Founder's Day celebration [manuscript], 1941 April 19.

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Remarks made by Pierre de Lanux at the University of Virginia Founder's Day celebration [manuscript], 1941 April 19.

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deLanux discusses "how the French Revolution was largely determined by the success of the American Revolution, and of the joint influence of both events on the destinies of this world."

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