King's Carolina Rangers

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King's Carolina Rangers were a Loyalist provincial corps that fought for the British Crown in the southern colonies during the American Revolutionary War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British provincial unit
Loyalist provincial corps
activeDuring American Revolutionary War
allegiance British Crown
Great Britain
King George III
associatedWithEvent British defense of Augusta
associatedWithPlace East Florida
Province of Georgia
Province of South Carolina
conflict American Revolutionary War
country Great Britain
disbandedFollowing end of the American Revolutionary War
endTime circa 1783
engagement Battles in the backcountry of Georgia
Siege of Augusta (1781)
Skirmishes in the backcountry of South Carolina
foughtForSide British side in the American Revolutionary War
garrison Augusta, Georgia
historicalPeriod 18th century
loyalty Loyalist
militaryBranch British Army provincial forces
notableCommander Thomas Brown
opposedBy Continental Army forces in the South
Patriot militia
partOf Loyalist forces in the Southern Campaign
raisedBy Thomas Brown
recruitedFrom Loyalists in Georgia
Loyalists in the Carolinas
refugees in East Florida
role frontier defense
light infantry
rangers
startTime circa 1779
theaterOfOperations Province of East Florida
linked to: East Florida

Province of Georgia
Province of South Carolina
Southern colonies
typeOfUnit mounted and foot rangers

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