The Revolutionary War And the Military Policy of the United States
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3 Jan. 7 Jan. 19 228 THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR 1780 quickly concentrated and attacked first one and then the other of Greene's detachments, he might have de- stroyed both. Instead of this he sent Tarleton to attack Morgan; directed Leshe to march to Camden to protect that post against a possible attack by Huger; and kept his main body at Winnsboro, which was 70 miles from Tarleton on the one side and separated by a deep river (Wateree) from Leslie on the other side. Instead of his beating Greene in... detail, Greene's right wing under Mor- gan destroyed Comwallis's detachment under Tarleton.
1781 Tarleton crossed the Broad River, and moving rapidly in. 2 up its western branches he came in contact with Morgan la. 16 at the Cowpens — an enclosure for cattle just south of the line between North and South Carolina and about 20 miles west of King's Mountain. Morgan had about 1,000 men, the force with which he left Charlotte having been increased by about 400 militia. Tarleton's command numbered about 1,000 men — British Legion and parts of the 7th, 16th and 71st Infantry and 17th Dragoons.' He reconnoitred Morgan's position and found that he was posted in an open wood, his flanks unprotected and the Broad River at his back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 Jan. 7 Jan. 19 228 THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR 1780 quickly concentrated and attacked first one and then the other of Greene's detachments, he might have de- stroyed both. Instead of this he sent Tarleton to attack Morgan; directed Leshe to march to Camden to protect that post against a possible attack by Huger; and kept his main body at Winnsboro, which was 70 miles from Tarleton on the one side and separated by a deep river (Wateree) from Leslie on the other side. Instead of his beating Greene in... detail, Greene's right wing under Mor- gan destroyed Comwallis's detachment under Tarleton.
1781 Tarleton crossed the Broad River, and moving rapidly in. 2 up its western branches he came in contact with Morgan la. 16 at the Cowpens — an enclosure for cattle just south of the line between North and South Carolina and about 20 miles west of King's Mountain. Morgan had about 1,000 men, the force with which he left Charlotte having been increased by about 400 militia. Tarleton's command numbered about 1,000 men — British Legion and parts of the 7th, 16th and 71st Infantry and 17th Dragoons.' He reconnoitred Morgan's position and found that he was posted in an open wood, his flanks unprotected and the Broad River at his back.
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