One person with this surname was the only non-general given a gold medal by the Second Continental Congress for actions at the Battle of Paulus Hook. George Moore discovered a manuscript written by a prisoner of war with this surname outlining a plan for British victory in the American Revolution. Another person with this surname was nicknamed “Granny” after losing the Battle of Cheat Mountain, but was later affectionately nicknamed (*) “Marse.” One man with this (10[1])surname was shot in the cheek in a duel (10[1])after being court-martialed (10[1])for retreating during the Battle of Monmouth, (10[2])while (10[1])another defeated George (10[2])McClellan (10[2])during the Seven (10[1])Days Battles leading the Army (10[1])of Northern Virginia. For 10 points, give this surname (10[1])of Revolutionary (10[1])War generals Charles and Henry, and Civil War general Robert. (10[1]) (10[1]) ■END■