Washington's Generals

Although Benedict Arnold became a British general before the war was over, his strategies at Saratoga were imperative to the win.

Daniel Morgan leads a special team to a crucial victory against Cornwallis' troops.

Gifted administrator, Horatio Gates, makes his name during the Saratoga campaign.

Although he was a British officer, Lord Cornwallis did not agree with the repressive tax policies of his country.

The Marquis de Lafayette risks his legacy and wealth to fight for freedom in the American Revolution.

Nathanael Greene overcomes a limp and asthma to become one of Washington's most trusted advisors.