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288 Since British forces were moving from New York to attack Charleston , South Carolina , it was obvious that the theatre of ... Washington desired that a strong force should march south to come to the aid of General Benjamin Lincoln ...
288 Since British forces were moving from New York to attack Charleston , South Carolina , it was obvious that the theatre of ... Washington desired that a strong force should march south to come to the aid of General Benjamin Lincoln ...
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He had insisted on the short but barren road to the South with the idea of smashing the British force with his numerically ... an attack on Lord Rawdon's forces encamped in a favorable position on the opposite shore of Lynch's Creek .
He had insisted on the short but barren road to the South with the idea of smashing the British force with his numerically ... an attack on Lord Rawdon's forces encamped in a favorable position on the opposite shore of Lynch's Creek .
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superior forces in the battle of Camden , it is conceivable that such a night attack might well have proved successful , thus changing radically the outcome of the Southern campaign . That it was a distinct possibility is shown by a ...
superior forces in the battle of Camden , it is conceivable that such a night attack might well have proved successful , thus changing radically the outcome of the Southern campaign . That it was a distinct possibility is shown by a ...
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