I'm a general, wheeeeee!"
In one musical, a person with this last name repeatedly says that he is "F.F.V." and mentions family members like one who tricked the loyalist John Pyle into a massacre by impersonating Banastre Tarleton. In another musical, a person with this last name was "left behind without a pot to piss in" after making "a thousand soldiers die in a hundred degree heat" and prompts the first appearance of the (*) "Ten Duel Commandments" theme. This is the last name of the singer of a song extolling "the first family of the sov'reign colony of Vir-gin-i-ah!" and of a general nicknamed "Lighthorse Harry" in 1776. It is also the surname of a numbskull who "shits the bed at the Battle of Monmouth" in Hamilton. For 10 points: give this name shared by Richard Henry and Charles, which rhymes with "I'm a general, wheeeeee!"
In one musical, a person with this last name repeatedly says that he is "F.F.V." and mentions family members like one who tricked the loyalist John Pyle into a massacre by impersonating Banastre Tarleton.
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