This person ordered the dismantlement of Duddington Manor while its owner, Daniel Carroll, was absent obtaining a summons to prevent such an act. Peter Colt replaced this person when the Society for Establishing Useful Manufactures fell into financial disarray. This person designed the badges used by the Society of the Cincinnati, as well as the engravings used to illustrate Baron von Steuben’s (“SHTOY-ben’s”) “Blue Book.” Alexander Hamilton tasked this person with harnessing water power in Paterson, New Jersey. This person planned an unfinished mansion for Robert Morris. The McMillan Plan sought to realize this person’s original vision for a project that had been altered by Andrew Ellicott to straighten the diagonal Massachusetts Avenue. For 10 points, name this French-born architect who designed a grid system for Washington, DC. ■END■
ANSWER: Pierre Charles L’Enfant (“lawn-FAWN”) [or Peter Charles L’Enfant; accept L’Enfant Plan; reject “Enfant”]
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