The British had spread across a large…

March 1781 CE

The British had spread across a large expanse of woodland without food and shelter after the battle, and during the night torrential rains start.

Fifty of the wounded die before sunrise.

Had the British followed the retreating Americans they might have come across their baggage and supply wagons which had been left where the Americans had camped on the west of the Salisbury road prior to the battle.

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Greensboro Guilford North Carolina United States View →

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Banastre Tarleton View → Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis View → Henry Lee III View → Nathanael Greene View →

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France, (Bourbon) Kingdom of View → Britain, Kingdom of Great View → British people View → Patriots (American Revolution) View → Loyalists (American Revolution) View → Americans View → United States of America (US, USA) (Philadelphia PA) View →

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American Revolution View → American Revolutionary War, or American War of Independence View → American Revolutionary War, Southern theater of the View → Guilford Court House, Battle of View →

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