Post-War Lives of Revolutionary Leaders

This chapter explores the post-war lives and legacies of key figures from the American Revolutionary War, including Thomas Gage, Nathaniel Greene, and Henry Knox. It contrasts the military inactivity of Gage and Greene's decline in political ambitions, while also examining the successes of figures like Cornwallis and the complexities surrounding Burgoyne's posthumous reputation. Anecdotes and insights on the enduring impact of these military leaders reveal the blend of personal struggles and achievements in the wake of revolution.