In his revisionist account of a battle, this officer claimed that being “arrested for cowardice, tried, cashiered, and universally execrated,” were punishments owed to the losing commanding officer. This officer’s daughter is the commonly cited namesake of the city of Augusta, Maine. In a failed attempt to bolster a bid for Governor of Massachusetts, this officer wrote an account of the Battle of Bunker Hill accusing (*) Israel Putnam of cowardice and incompetence. This general founded eight forts along the coast of Maine to enforce the Embargo Act as Thomas Jefferson’s Secretary of War. The garrison of a fort named for this general was attacked in 1812 by the Potawatomi while retreating to Fort Wayne. For 10 points, name this early American general who names the fort around which Chicago developed, (10[1])and a city in Michigan with the country’s largest per capita Muslim population. ■END■