The Battle of Guildord Courthouse

The green people began to panic and then began to spread in every direction. The army fought violently on both sides, but eventually Nata Hill Green and his army decided to retreat. British troops may have won this fight but eventually they suffered a great loss. After this battle, Cornwallis decided to forget the campaign, decided to take the army to Virginia and surrendered to George Washington in October of the same year. After the battle, Green returned to the South and again dominated the majority of Carolina and Georgia.

36 Gilford Court Battle - On March 15, 1781 British forces in Cornwalls attacked Natanal Green at Guildford Court, North Carolina (now part of Greensboro). Patriotic army. The green army was forced to withdraw from the battlefield, but the British army was hit hard and many people were killed or injured.

18 Militia - Part-time soldiers had fought against the Great Army or Standing Army in the battle of Camden, Kappers, Guildford Court, etc. under the authority of colonial (national) authorities. Some of the mainland officers thought it was untrustworthy and they proved themselves in the battle of Kings Hill and the battle of Koopen. 19 27 71st Highlander - Two Scottish highland camps proposed from England in 1775. The 71st Highlander fought in battle such as Charleston, Camden, Copper etc. In Cowston, Tarton originally held his highlander, but as the movement became dull, he ordered them to take action against the rights of the United States. Highlander bears the end of the last dramatic event of the battle

It was published in early 1996 and includes the exact history of the Guildford Court War. Odel always said that to explain the purpose of writing is to explain. But this work is not just that. In the explanation, it leads the reader to a fight. You can almost hear it and hear it, so Oder seems to have shipped to you for the second century, so he seems to be there. Oder did not leave a large amount of documents. And the recording by his banjo is not so much. Instead, he left all the lives he touched and all the courses he taught. Oder is closely related to the history of the world around him. He may have left, but duck-like ducks on the pool left plenty of jealousy in the world. "