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Alamance Creek, battle of

Subject History

Place Northern America » United States of America

DOI: 10.1111/b.9781577180999.1997.x

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(N.C.) On 16 May 1771, Governor William Tryon's 1,300 militia (mostly from eastern N.C.) defeated 2,500 regulators ( see R egulator ), mostly from western N.C., near Hillsborough. Tryon's losses: 9 killed and 61 wounded. Regulators’ losses: about 20 killed and 100 wounded. The regulator uprising then ended. ... log in or subscribe to read full text

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A Dictionary of American History

Edited by: THOMAS L. PURVIS
eISBN: 9781577180999
Print publication date: 1997

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A Dictionary of American History

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