How can an early 19th century discussion inform us on matters of today? Thought leaders of that time were truly leaders of thought. They had no problem exploring ideas from both sides. What does this reveal? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Lafayette On The Folly Of Tolerance,” to dive into a weighty conversation from November 1824 that has echoes through our current lives.
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