George Washington - British General John Burgoyne led the Saratoga campaign

Time: Jul, 1777

Place: Upstate New York, Vermont, U.S.

Details: In July 1777, British General John Burgoyne led the Saratoga campaign south from Quebec through Lake Champlain and recaptured Fort Ticonderoga with the objective of dividing New England, including control of the Hudson River. But General Howe in British-occupied New York blundered, taking his army south to Philadelphia rather than up the Hudson River to join Burgoyne near Albany.

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