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This week episode 302, Clouds Creek Massacre.

Last week we covered some of the violence between Patriot and Loyalist militias in North Carolina

as the last British soldiers evacuated that state. This week we're going to turn to South Carolina.

Now around the time of Yorktown, General Clinton sent General Alexander Leslie to take

command of the British Army at Charleston.

The 50-year-old general came from an old Scottish family.

He was actually named after his ancestor, who was famous for being a leading officer in the English Civil War. General Leslie had served in America

for 14 years and was already serving in Boston when the war began. Like many, he was sick of the war by 1781 and had made multiple requests to

General Clinton to return home to Britain. Leslie had served in the Carolinas

under General Cornwallis.

Clinton had ordered him to go to Virginia in 1780,

but only after a few weeks there, Cornwallis ordered him

to bring his forces down to Charleston. This was shortly after Cornwallis had lost his

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