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This week, episode 286, Sumter's Law. Last week we covered a number of battles and skirmishes throughout South Carolina in early 1781.

The Battle of Guilford Courthouse had left the British Army under General Cornwallis decimated.

He retreated to Hillsborough and then to Wilmington in North Carolina to claim British control

of that colony, but he really just needed to recuperate and

regroup. General Green moved his continentals into South Carolina where he

attacked several British outposts, forcing the British to abandon Camden and withdraw the bulk of their

forces in the state back to the area around Charleston. Green made great use of Colonel

Francis Swamp Fox Marion during this time, as well as Light Horse

Harry Lee and William Washington.

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