REVELUTIONARY WAR
AVERY
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swamp fox
General Francis Marion, known as βThe Swamp Fox,β was a Revolutionary officer from Berkeley County, South Carolina. Even though he was a commissioned officer in the South Carolina Second Regiment, he also led a band of irregular fighters in the back- and low-country swamps of South Carolina fighting the British troops under Lord Cornwallis. He is generally credited as the Father of Guerilla Warfare, and is recognized as such at various War College
George Washington
On June 14, 1775, the Second Continental Congress, responding to the growing crisis near Boston, directed that one of its own constituents β George Washington β take command of the newly designated Continental Army. Not only did Washington have the most military experience amongst the Congressional delegates, but as John Adams pointed out there were also great political advantages in having a someone outside of New England take command of a military force that was congregated around Boston and largely made up of New Englanders.