The Bloody Siege of Charleston, South Carolina, 1780: Hope For A Season Bade the World Farewell 

Thank you for your mention of Memorial Day. Both my Dad, father in law, and three uncles fought in WWII and I have ancestors who fought for the US in every war from the Revolution to the Gulf War.

My favorite channel. You tell the story without waxing poetic like so many others.

Great video. Another piece of unworthy history regarding Charleston is the June 1776 Battle of Sullivan's Island.

I enjoyed this. I can't often put the Indian and western battles in relation to what was happening in the country at the time. I miss the larger context even though the stories themselves are so interesting. Everybody knows the importance of the Revolutionary War and stories like this enrich our understanding. Thanks

Interesting video The man , Lyman Draper, that wrote this had a lifelong interest in history especially the 1770’s He collected thousands of manuscripts as well as interviews of old people that were still alive

Great work man and I love the dig at the history channel lol.

Great story as always thanks.

Awesome

As always iam gathering main information about topics you mentioned briefly first of all British settled in Carolina because most of them hoped to find better farm and to make money by trading with native Americans, by 1655 Nathaniel batts , trader with Indians became at least temporary resident of Caroline. There are battle of king mountain locations York / Cherokee counties South Carolina. In 1780 was decisive success for British during war of American revolution as they shifted their strategy to focus on southern theatre. Actual invasion into North Carolina began on 25 September 1780 . British take Charleston, South Carolina, three British led Native American in Connecticut river valley. There are massacre known waxhaws and Buford massacre during American Revolutionary War between patriot force led by Abraham Buford force .

A small taste of English oppression that the Irish had to endure for 800 years.

White plains NY in the house...yea I would not use the word" worsted" what happened here..... actually the brit army would go no further north and retreated back to Manhattan

Farwell?