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Crafty 'ol George with the end run on them ruthless Hessians! Need to read the details again, been ages.

If you haven't already, check out the Battle at Cowpens. Clever move by the rabble.

Love this stuff too Ted.
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Crafty 'ol George with the end run on them ruthless Hessians! Need to read the details again, been ages.

If you haven't already, check out the Battle at Cowpens. Clever move by the rabble.

Love this stuff too Ted.

What I recall about reading of the Battle at Cowpens (1781) was that it was not only an impressive victory for our Revolutionary forces.....
but, it led to our victory at Yorktowne.

Just like Washington's victory in Trenton on Christmas Day 1776 led to subsequent victories in Princeton, NJ (Jan 3, 1777) and Valley Forge,
PA (Winter of 1777-78).

Great stuff, great thread....Steve.

GOD BLESS AMERICA on our 235th Anniversary.


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Watching the Boston Pops & fireworks right now!

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Happy 4th to everyone, especially those serving!

Regarding the Battle of Cowpens, I believe the end scene in the film The Patriot is based on the Battle of Cowpens.
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Happy 4th to everyone, especially those serving!

Regarding the Battle of Cowpens, I believe the end scene in the film The Patriot is based on the Battle of Cowpens.
Yes......Mel Gibson's final battle scene in The Patriot was at Cowpens, South Carolina.


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