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Prior Symposia:

Cavalry 2007
Eutaw Springs 2006
Nathanael Greene 2006
Thomas Sumter 2005
Camden Campaign 2004
Banastre Tarleton 2002

"Blood Be Upon Your Head"
Tarleton and Buford at the Waxhaws

February 27, 2010
Lancaster, South Carolina

Andrew Jackson State Park, Southern Campaigns of the American Revolution, the American Revolution Association, the Friends of Andrew Jackson State Park, and the Friends of the Medford Library invite you to participate in "Blood Be Upon Your Head" - Tarleton and Buford at the Waxhaws" on February 27, 2010. The conference will be held at the University of South Carolina-Lancaster with an afternoon tour of Buford's battleground. Examine the research and the myths surrounding this clash between units of British cavalry and American infantry to understand why scholars have been debating about this battle for 230 years.

Presenters include Todd Braisted of The On-Line Institute for Advanced Loyalist Studies, Dr. Jim Piecuch of Kennesaw State University as well as David McKissack and Scott Miskimon who are both well-versed in the history of the Virginia Continental Line. Bill Anderson will map the movement of the troops involved. Archaeologist Scott Butler will lead the battlefield tour to explain the archeology of the battleground.

The registration fees are $50 per person and $85 per couple. The deadline for registration is February 1, 2010. For those who do not register before the deadline, the rates increase to $65 per person and $120 per couple. Registration opens at 8:30 am and the conference will begin at 9:00 am in the Carol Ray Dowling Center on the USC-Lancaster Campus. Lunch will be provided. For more information and registration, contact Andrew Jackson State Park (803) 285-3344 or andrewjackson@scprt.com.

http://www.americanrevolutionassociation.com

SCAR is also working with Dr. Dennis Conrad to plan a cruise ship based presentations and land tours on the major naval and land battles in the Caribbean arising from the American Revolution. We hope to announce this family fun, laid-back but informative program in 2010. Stay tuned for additional information.

Charles B. Baxley
Editor / Publisher
Southern Campaigns of the American Revolution

Last updated November 12, 2009