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arnold's koes kush goes, but gates will take the fame. the rivals include benjamin rush and many other powerful people like john adams. rush says i think that they're actually ruled by generals green, general knox and colonel hamilton. why do i want to mention the three of them? look at how hamilton is only a 20-year-old aide and he's already seen as influential as two senior generals in the american revolution. that says a lot about alexander hamilton's leadership ability and the confidence that washington placed upon him. we all know the general story of valley forge. here is washington's headquarters at valley forge. it's the isaac pots who was a wealthy quaker who lived in philadelphia most of the time. this is his summer house. so it only has one working fireplace in the main part of the house, built in 1773, and washington and his so-called family, his family were his aides and his secretaries, okay, not literally his biological family, but those who were living with him day in and day out from sunrise to sundown working together. and they will live at isaac pots house for quite some time, december of '77 to jun