General Charles Cornwallis led the British troops defending Yorktown in October 1781. Yorktown was besieged by American land forces under George Washington, French land forces commanded by the Comte de Rochambeau and French warships under the Comte de Grasse.
Yorktown's defensive fortifications were bombarded until they were weakened sufficiently for the attacking armies to overrun them. As his forces were heavily outnumbered and had no chance of being relieved, Cornwallis decided he had no option but to surrender his army. On 17th October 1781 Cornwallis sent a deputation to discuss surrender terms and the official surrender document was signed two days later.
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Atlanta was captured in the summer 1864.
Cornwallis did, assuming that's the battle your talking about. Nathaniel Greene sent Cornwallis on a chase, because he just kept retreating deeper and deeper into the colonies. Cornwallis was called back, and he ended up in Yorktown, thinking that this was a wise move because he had the coast to his back, and therefore he could only be attacked on one side. But instead he ended up being surrounded by the French Navy and the continental army. Not such a good idea after all.
Pontiac captured three important forts in the west frontier from the British. He was the Ottawa chief of Native Americans.
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Cornwalis surrendered at Yorktown
King Charles was captured in LA ZONA in ojinaga Mexico
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he was imprisoned in the isle of wright
Not sure where but he surrendered to the Scots
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Oliver Cromwell and his Parliamentary Army. June 1947 a junior officer, Cornet Joyce, captured Charles 1 and brought him into the control of the army. It is not known if this move had prior approval of Lieutenant-General Cromwell.
when the enemy (parlement) captured him and beheaded him
yesdingo virginia NEW RESPONDENT At Yorktown, Virginia, okn Oct. 17, 1781.