Arriving at the ramshackle camp of the Continental Army at Charlotte, North Carolina, on Dec. 2, 1781 to take up the reins of command, Major General Nathanael Greene wrote to his commander and ...

On the blustery afternoon of February 14, 1781, General Nathanael Greene ... group of seasoned Continental soldiers, “Washington’s Immortals,” held Greene’s army together.

On December 3, 1780, Major General Nathanael Greene took formal command of ... as to the militia's effectiveness compared to the Continental Army, and his personal distaste for the fratricidal ...

Meet historical figure Nathanael Greene at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 7, at the Waynesville library as part of the multi-year ...

Nathanael Greene, the Army's 3rd Quartermaster General ... Greene served in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. When the war first began, he was a private, the lowest ...

Wright, The Continental Army, pp. 158–67. 33. Papers of General Nathanael Greene, 9:625; Lee, The American Revolution in the South, p. 524. 34. Ltr, Marion to Greene, 21 Nov 1781, in Papers of General ...

They provided support to the local partisan raiders and, as needed, rejoined the main Southern Continental Army under Major General Nathanael Greene as part of its advance light corps. Lee's ...

It is unlikely that Nathanael Greene ever visited any of the states ... Now, being part of the Continental Army, his rank was reduced to Brigadier-General. He served General Washington on Long ...

a,,cs most renowned irregular warriors, Daniel Morgan of the Continental Army, and the British ArmyAca ... Washington hand-picked Major General Nathanael Greene to command the Southern Department.

Someone thought the Nathanael Greene monument in Savannah ... He was commander of the Southern Department of the Continental Army and led a campaign that stopped the British from occupying ...

The Nathanael Greene monument in Savannah ... He was commander of the Southern Department of the Continental Army and reportedly led a campaign against the British in an effort to stop them from ...