The Battle of Lindley's Mill
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Newlin has written that the opposing leaders of the Battle of Lindley’s Mill were well-matched. Colonel David Fanning headed a Loyalist regiment, and General John Butler was the commander of the Whigs. The bloody struggle, which took place six months after the Battle of Guilford Court House, was almost entirely a civil war between Whigs and Tories for control of North Carolina because no one engaged in the hard-fought conflict could have imagined that within a month Lord Cornwallis would surrender his army at Yorktown.
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Author
Algie I. Newlin
Genre
Non-fiction, History
Publication Date
1975/2010
Publisher
NC Friends Historical Society, Friends Church of North Carolina
Print Length
55 pages