The Scarlet Coat

It's 1780 in the Hudson River Valley where the American Revolutionary War rages. A citizen's army representing the thirteen colonies is aware that there is a British spy in their midst using the code name Gustavus, who is has been able to send secret messages to the British troops (referred to as the redcoats for the color of their uniforms) to someone code named James Osborn via Dr. Jonathan Odell. They are unaware that Gustavus is actually Benedict Arnold who has stood side-by-side with current President and Commander of the Continental Army George Washington on the battlefield and is still a trusted General under Washington. Major John Bolton, a dragoon part of a covert wing of the citizen's army, he who protects the identity of those in his unit even up the chain of command, is assigned by his superior General Robert Howe to counterintelligence to infiltrate the redcoats in part to discover the identity of and thus stop the work of Gustavus and Osborn, he well aware that the redcoats discovering that he is working against them meaning his certain death. He also does not discount anyone from possibly being either spy, including females. In the process, the situation becomes more difficult for him in possibly divided loyalties in developing friendships with Sally Cameron, the wife of a redcoat, and British Army Major John Andre.