that one conflict with washington and gates from memory
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that one conflict with washington and gates from memory
ayo my new blog named after the generals Schuyler and gates 😳
“To his “crony”, Gates, Arnold revealed his intimate thoughts”
sir why did you say it like that
Horatio Gates
Gilbert Stuart American ca. 1793–94
"This portrait, representing Revolutionary War hero General Horatio Gates (1728–1806), was painted long after he led his troops to victory at the Battle of Saratoga in 1777. Although his military career was turbulent, the English-born Gates is represented in the uniform of a brigadier general, decorated with the medal that Congress ordered struck to commemorate his triumph at Saratoga. In his hand is a copy of the Saratoga Convention. The painting descended in the family of Gates' good friend, Colonel Ebenezer Stevens. The work is a blend of Stuart's more painterly English style and the Copleyesque forthrightness that defined American high style."
Charles Lee vs Horatio Gates
Again, a reminder that I wrote these blurbs mostly from memory in like five minutes. I encourage you to do your own research.
Choose choose choose
Charles Lee
Horatio Gates
I am
AGAINST
Horatio Gates
And
Charles Lee
Reading how much pettiness there was between junior officers picking sides that contributed to Arnold and Gates falling out, (and thus partially his treachery) is just so laughable. Intentionally poking the highly reactive bear. And yes you look around and not much has changed.
The Surrender of General Burgoyne to General Horatio Gates, Battle of Saratoga, 17 October, 1777
by François Godefroy, after Louis-François-Sébastien Fauvel