Battle for the Carolinas

Guilford Courthouse

von Dianna Aubin

132 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

When British General Cornwallis marched into North Carolina in 1781, he expected to crush the American army and end the fight for independence in the South. Instead, he met General Nathanael Greene and thousands of determined soldiers near a small courthouse in the Carolina woods.

In Battle for the Carolinas: Guilford Courthouse, young readers will follow the dramatic events that led to one of the most important battles of the American Revolution. Discover how ordinary farmers became militia soldiers, how Greene's clever strategy challenged the powerful British Army, and why a battle that looked like a British victory became a turning point that helped lead to American independence.

Filled with exciting military action, fascinating historical facts, and stories of courage and determination, this book brings the Battle of Guilford Courthouse to life for readers ages 8-12. Explore the forests, fields, and roads where history was made and learn how North Carolina helped shape the future of a nation.

The fight lasted only one day, but its impact changed the course of the American Revolution forever.