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Southern Campaign

Posted on January 27, 2008September 27, 2015
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The War in the South

1778-1781

The British decided to focus their attention to the South as loyalists support was strong in many areas there.

December 29, 1778
Clinton’s troops captured Savannah, Georgia.
May 1780
Clinton’s troops took Charlestown, South Carolina.
August 1780
British were vitorious at Camden, South Carolina.
October 1780
Patiots captured 1000 loyalist troops at border of North and South Carolina.
January 1781
Patriots won at {ln:Cowpens}, North Carolina.
March 1781
Guilford Courthouse in North Carolina – British forced to reteat to Yorktown as casualities got so great.

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