Promoted to General of the Revolutionary Army after the Battle of Brandywine, for 10 points, name this Frenchman, the "Hero of Two Worlds" that headed French aid to the American Colonies.
When in Britain, this man once refused to salute King George, forcing him to flee to Spain. After a disastrous retreat that would lead to the court-martial of Charles Lee, this man took over Lee's reserve force. This man recruited the Oneida in a war in which he avoided capture at the Battle of Barren Hill. His forces linked up with (*) Washington's to close the ring around Cornwalis at Yorktown. Later in life, this man took a Grand Tour of the United States at the behest of President Monroe. Promoted to General of the Revolutionary Army after the Battle of Brandywine, for 10 points, name this Frenchman, the "Hero of Two Worlds" that headed French aid to the American Colonies.
When in Britain, this man once refused to salute King George, forcing him to flee to Spain.
Marquis de Lafayette [or Gilbert du Motier]