This man was accused by enemy Moses Hazen of plundering goods from merchants. He is not Thomas Paine, but he wrote a letter titled "To the Inhabitants of America" describing the "common sense of his actions." This man communicated with his wife, Peggy Shippen, by using letters penned in invisible ink. He was removed from field command by Horatio Gates at a battle in which he was severely wounded in his left leg. This man, who had fought at (*) Saratoga, apocryphally asked to put on his old uniform on his deathbed while asking God for forgivenes
This man was accused by enemy Moses Hazen of plundering goods from merchants. He is not Thomas Paine, but he wrote a letter titled "To the Inhabitants of America" describing the "common sense of his actions." This man communicated with his wife, Peggy Shippen, by using letters penned in invisible ink. He was removed from field command by Horatio Gates at a battle in which he was severely wounded in his left leg. This man, who had fought at (*) Saratoga, apocryphally asked to put on his old uniform on his deathbed while asking God for forgiveness. After the capture of Major John Andre, this man's plans to surrender West Point were exposed. For 10 points, name this American general who infamously defected to the British during the Revolutionary War.
This man was accused by enemy Moses Hazen of plundering goods from merchants.
Benedict Arnold