Charles Lee Character Analysis in Lafayette in the Somewhat United States

Though ostensibly a Patriot general, Lee had close ties to many British soldiers and may have been working with the Redcoats during the American Revolution. He is most known for his disastrous retreat at the Battle of Monmouth. Suspecting that Lee had thrown the battle on purpose, Washington court-martialed him.

Charles Lee Character Timeline in Lafayette in the Somewhat United States

The timeline below shows where the character Charles Lee appears in Lafayette in the Somewhat United States. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.

...officials in preparation for conflict. Beaumarchais then befriended prominent American rebels, including the Virginia-born Arthur Lee. After hearing Lee and others describe their passion for the war efforts, Beaumarchais was so... (full context)

The other person present in these discussions was General Charles Lee, who had been held as a British prisoner of war—and who was now trying to... (full context)

Trapped into a corner by Lee’s retreat, Washington had no choice but to stand and fight Clinton’s Redcoats. Once again, Washington’s... (full context)