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• ↓ Rugeley’s Mill & the Quaker Cannon
• ↓ Race to the Dan
• ↓ Siege of Ninety-Six
• ↓ Major General Joseph Spencer: Oldest General in Continental Army
• ↓ Molasses Act of 1733
• ↓ The Stamp Act
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"Battle of Rugeley’s Mill, South Carolina, November 30, 1780, not December 4th,[1] was a battle in name only. Eighty American dragoons, light horse cavalry under Lt. Colonel William Washington (distant cousin of General George Washington) attacked 109-112 loyalists[2] led by Colonel Henry Rugeley. The King’s Men were secured in a fortified barn surrounded by a …"

"From January 19 – February 15, 1781, a dramatic race of courage, determination, and endurance played out over a 250 mile stretch of South and North Carolina to the Dan River, just over the border of Virginia. British General Charles Cornwallis had one mindset; to destroy the American Southern Continental Army under General Nathanael Greene. …"

"The Siege of Fort Ninety-Six, May 22 – June 19, 1781, was part of American Southern Continental Army Commander Major General Nathaniel Greene’s continuous pressure to regain the Carolinas from the British. In the purest sense, it was not a win for the Americans. Greene lifted the siege as British Lord Rawdon approached with a …"

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Rugeley’s Mill & the Quaker Cannon

Race to the Dan

Siege of Ninety-Six

Major General Joseph Spencer: Oldest General in Continental Army

Molasses Act of 1733

The Stamp Act