Description: We’ll begin the day discussing the movements of both the British Forces under General Charles Cornwallis and the movements of General Lafayette’s Patriot Forces in the days before the encounter between the two armies near old Jamestown. It was in the fields near the Green Spring Plantation on the hot afternoon of July 6, 1781, that an opportunity presented itself to Lafayette to engage the British forces on equal footing, or so he thought. We will walk the grounds of the 1781 battlefield and study the terrain where General Cornwallis laid his trap for Lafayette, and where Lafayette’s eagerness to engage Cornwallis led to a near disaster for the Patriot Forces. This 30-minute presentation, followed by an hour-long walking tour of the battlefield, will explore an overlooked aspect of the Revolutionary War on Virginia’s Peninsula.
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