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U.S. Army Center of Military History ·
28 JUNE 1776 – BATTLE OF SULLIVAN’S ISLAND (CHARLESTON) – 250TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION
As the situation in Boston reached a stalemate in the summer of 1775, William Legge, the 2nd Earl of Dartmouth and secretary of state for the colonies, formed a general plan to restore British authority in the south. The ousted royal governors of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia had convinced him that a show of force would awe the revolutionaries and inspire loyalists to rise up against the revolutionary governments there.
On 20 January 1776, Lt. Gen. Sir William Howe dispatched Maj. Gen. Henry Clinton and between 1,200 and 1,500 redcoats to the south aboard four ships of the Royal Navy. He was to rendezvous with another flotilla sailing from Ireland, under the command of Commodore Sir Peter Parker, containing another 1,000 or so redcoats commanded by Maj. Gen. Charles, 2nd Earl Cornwallis.
Howe instructed Clinton to establish a base of operations ...
