This general's subordinate Paul Bentalou wrote an essay about this man "Vindicated from an Unsupported Charge," which claims he died of gangrene on a ship called the Wasp.
This general's subordinate Paul Bentalou wrote an essay about this man "Vindicated from an Unsupported Charge," which claims he died of gangrene on a ship called the Wasp. Joseph Reed wrote a letter demanding this general be stripped of his command after his troops plundered supplies from citizens in Pennsylvania during his march to Georgia. A force under this general defended the iron works at Batsto, but his lieutenant Gustav Juliet betrayed him, leading 50 ofhis men to be killed as they slept in the Little Egg Harbor Massacre. A Civil War fort onCockspur Island named for this man commemorates his death during the Siege of Savannah in1779. He was originally a member of the Confederation of Bar, but had to flee after being implicated in a plot to abduct Stanislaw II. For 10 points, name this man given the special title "Commander of the Horse" by George Washington, a Polish general dubbed the "Father of the American Cavalry."
This general's subordinate Paul Bentalou wrote an essay about this man "Vindicated from an Unsupported Charge," which claims he died of gangrene on a ship called the Wasp.
Count Casimir  Pulaski [or Kazimierz Michal Wladyslaw Wiktor  Pulaski of Slepowron]