On January 17, 1781, General Daniel Morgan and his mixed force of Continental soldiers and militia defeated the British under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Banastre Tarleton. This victory for the patriots in northwestern South Carolina had major implications on the southern theater and the main British force under General Lord Charles Cornwallis. The battle, named after the use of the fields in which it was fought, Cowpens, also included one of the only instances in American history of a successful double envelopment.
On Sunday, at 7 p.m. EDT, Emerging Revolutionary War will be joined by American Battlefield Trust’s Kristopher White, Deputy Director of Education and Daniel Davis, Education Manager, in a discussion about the history and preservation of the Battle of Cowpens.
Round out your January weekend by joining us on our Facebook page for this live historian happy hour.
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This is great. I am looking forward to this. It is one of my favorite battle won by the great Daniel Morgan and proud that he is a Jerseyian.
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I have trouble accessing your Facebook . Is there a ZOOM link for your programs? Hopefully Irene in Los Angeles
On Thu, Jan 6, 2022, 4:01 AM Emerging Revolutionary War Era wrote:
> erwpost posted: ” On January 17, 1781, General Daniel Morgan and his mixed > force of Continental soldiers and militia defeated the British under the > command of Lieutenant Colonel Banastre Tarleton. This victory for the > patriots in northwestern South Carolina had major impl” >
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Good afternoon,
Unfortunately there is not a Zoom link that we can provide but we do post all the “Rev War Revelry” programs on our YouTube page so you can watch them on that platform as well.
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How do you get on the webinar?
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Hello Mlle, Thank you for this. Sounds interesting. Have you gone? Are you going? How far away is Jurupa valley? (My ipad doesn’t—sorry but iPad destroyed rest of my almost completed em for unknown reason and don’t have time to rewrite. Albert
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Greetings.A list of the required documents for a contract
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