All of the following are british commanders except for:
a. cornwallis
b. burgoyne
c. lafayette

The correct answer is C. Lafayette was not a British commander, but a French one.

Explanation:

Lafayette was a French soldier, aristocrat and politician. He fought for the United States in the War of Independence against the British Empire, serving as general, and in which he was considered one of the heroes. Following this he became a close friend of George Washington, Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson. In addition, Lafayette was a key figure of the revolutionary army in the French Revolution of 1789 and in the Revolution of July 1830, as well as a member of the National Assembly and commander of the National Guard of Paris.

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