Camden: Defeat and Destruction | The Southern Campaign

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  • Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2024

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  • @reaghanmccarthy1524
    @reaghanmccarthy1524 5 лет назад +10

    I was looking everywhere for a video and this had the most information, THANKYOU

    • @SouthCarolinaETV
      @SouthCarolinaETV  5 лет назад +1

      Ray, we're glad we could help. We've got more videos here www.scetv.org/southern-campaign

    • @boycott-Msnbc
      @boycott-Msnbc 4 года назад

      My 4th great grandfather was captured in Camden he was part of the 3rd Maryland regiment.
      He was put on a prison ship ended up in nova scotia

  • @Wildwest89
    @Wildwest89 2 года назад +1

    The muskets really aren’t that inaccurate, lines of men are easier to direct in combat than open ranks, and you get more effective fire if you are in a line because you can easily see if your men are leveling their muskets too high. Human beings have a natural aversion to killing each other, you need training and peer pressure to get most people to do it in combat.

  • @guardianoftruth5224
    @guardianoftruth5224 5 лет назад +9

    I lost two ancestors in this battle due to Gates' incompetence both from Maryland.

    • @bleb.2986
      @bleb.2986 5 лет назад +2

      Jerry Franklin Im sorry for your loss.

    • @LB__1
      @LB__1 3 года назад

      I am sorry to hear that. Gates was definitely a horrible commander who took credit for other people's success. He was a shameless self-promoter who only care about status and personal gain.

    • @marcossenna4612
      @marcossenna4612 2 года назад +3

      They both died as heroes

    • @KevinGSmith-mi8js
      @KevinGSmith-mi8js 2 года назад +2

      I have 3 ancestors that were officers from Maryland Virginia and Deleware. The officer from Virginia died of his wounds he received a bayonet in his leg.

    • @OriginalCoastalDistancing
      @OriginalCoastalDistancing Год назад

      On behalf of myself, my wife, my three children, their girlfriends and wives, and my two grandchildren: I am grateful for their sacrifice and thank them for their service.
      May Liberty prevail.

  • @Trashalchemy
    @Trashalchemy Год назад

    I thought "Lobsterback" was more of a war of 1812 era nickname for the redcoats.

  • @boycott-Msnbc
    @boycott-Msnbc 4 года назад

    My 4th great grandfather served in Maryland reg. He was captured

  • @Hammerstone89
    @Hammerstone89 4 года назад +5

    Cmon the England

  • @britishhqinarkansas7774
    @britishhqinarkansas7774 3 года назад +1

    nice beards for the US Regulars!

  • @haianhle3196
    @haianhle3196 5 лет назад +2

    I don't understand why in The Patriot, I don't seen any Cavalry unit of US army, or even the Artillery for firing support

    • @johnborris3222
      @johnborris3222 5 лет назад +2

      Well, It's a movie. They always get stuff wrong.

    • @Trashalchemy
      @Trashalchemy Год назад

      The Patriot got almost nothing right lol

    • @stevenfromer3816
      @stevenfromer3816 8 месяцев назад

      “The Patriot” was a story,it wasn’t history.

    • @chiIdplease
      @chiIdplease Месяц назад

      You're really saying "i don't understand why in a MOVIE what they showed me isn't true"..........

  • @davidcooper7501
    @davidcooper7501 Год назад

    Continental Soldiers did not have beards. Per GEN Washington's orders, no more than three days growth. Historical accuracy reenactors, please.

  • @alecblunden8615
    @alecblunden8615 3 года назад

    How can British troops "invade" the territories of the Crown By the way, how come the background music features the Ca Ira from the French Revolutionary War?

    • @Kuhndog94
      @Kuhndog94 2 года назад

      The United States declared itself an independent nation. To the United States, it WAS an invasion. To the British Empire, it was just a rebellion.

    • @alecblunden8615
      @alecblunden8615 2 года назад

      @@Kuhndog94 The United States certainly did NOT declare itself an independent nation. A group of traitors did so no invasion and no evidence the inhabitants, , let alone even a reasonable minority, supported the move .. People may respect the US a bit more if people like you avoided ex post facto validations of attitudes.

    • @Kuhndog94
      @Kuhndog94 2 года назад

      @@alecblunden8615 1. It's not treason if you win.
      2. A "group of traitors", huh? So a "group" of people defeated the mighty British Empire
      3. Imagine being that bitter over something that happened over 240 years ago.
      4. The Decleration of Indepedence was written and agreed to by representatives from all 13 colonies, ergo the United States declared its independence, ergo go fys.

    • @alecblunden8615
      @alecblunden8615 2 года назад

      @@Kuhndog94 1. Where did you get the moronic idea that criminality vanishes if you escape punishment by letting other countries fight your battles?
      2. The war was fought by France, Spain and the Netherlands all of whom were defeatedto the point of economic a, but I can see why you prefer self delusion to facts - They are not pretty.
      3 "Bitterness? I note that obviously applies to you, but I feel feather like the commanders at the time. The important objective in the Caribbean had been secured and 13 worthless agrarian colonies who had been saved at vast expense were just not worth it. they could never be trusted.
      4Former Australian PM Paul Keeting said it best in another context- "Unrepresentative swill"
      In any case, you got what you deserved even less representation, a a lot more more taxes, no to mention the least functional constitution in history

    • @Kuhndog94
      @Kuhndog94 2 года назад +1

      @@alecblunden8615 Lol. The sounds of jealousy. Stay mad, Brit. I'll dump even more tea into Boston Harbor.

  • @gray3553
    @gray3553 Год назад +1

    How was it a British invasion ? the colonies where British at that time with British regulars station there.