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Click the links for more information about: The Battle of Cowpens
Feeding the Armies
Forty-eight Hours Following the Battle of Cowpens
Fractured Families - The Revolutionary War as a Civil War
The Green River Road - the Road the Americans and Britsh took to get to the Cow Pens
John Eager Howard, commander of the American 3rd line of defense
Daniel Morgan, the American commander
Patriot Minorities at the Battle of Cowpens
Andrew Pickens, commander of the American 1st and 2nd lines of defense
The Southern Campaign of the American Revolution
Banastre Tarleton, the British commander
USS Cowpens
William Washington, American dragoon (cavalry) commander
Online books relevant to Cowpens National Battlefield Historic Grounds and Resource Study by Edwin C.Bearss
Historic Structure Report Robert Scruggs House by Edwin C.Bearss
The Battle of Cowpens A Documented Narrative and Troop Movement Maps by Edwin C.Bearss
Cowpens Staff Ride and Battlefield Tour by John Moncure
Cowpens National Battlefield: An Administrative History by Cameron Binkley and Stephen A. Davis
Did You Know? The Battle of Cowpens, fought by the Americans and British on January 17, 1781, lasted less than an hour.
Last Updated: August 30, 2008 at 11:15 EST