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How did Gates errors in the leadership contribute to the American loss at Camden?
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∙ 9y ago
In August 1780, Gate's army ran into British troops outside Camden. The Americans were in no condition to fight. They were out of supplies and half-starved. Even worse, Gates put the inexperienced militia along part of the frontline instead of behind the veterans. When the British attacked, the militia panicked and ran. Gates also fled, but Kalba remained with his soldiers and received fatal wounds.
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∙ 13y agoIn August 1780, Gate's army ran into British troops outside Camden. The Americans were in no condition to fight. They were out of supplies and half-starved. Even worse, Gates put the inexperienced militia along part of the frontline instead of behind the veterans. When the British attacked, the militia panicked and ran. Gates also fled, but Kalba remained with his soldiers and received fatal wounds.
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Major General Horatio Gates left the battlefield during the Battle at Camden, leaving his commanders to continue on
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