In response to the execution of Joshua Huddy, this leader threatened to draw lots to randomly execute an officer in the Asgill Affair. This leader was painted after winning a battle at Assunpink Creek with the gray horse Blueskin. In a moving speech, this leader put on spectacles before lamenting, “I have not only grown gray but almost blind in the service of my country.” This leader named a Benjamin Talmadge-led spy group the Culper (10[1])Ring and foiled the Newburgh Conspiracy. (10[1])John Trumbull painted this leader “Resigning His Commission,” (10[1])an act paralleling Cincinnatus. This leader (10[2])surprised Hessian soldiers the day after (10[1])Christmas (10[1])1776 (10[2])by crossing the Delaware (10[3])River. (10[1])For 10 points, name this commander-in-chief of the Continental Army. ■END■