Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Knyphausen” in entry charleston-s-c of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...oultrie in honor of its commander.
Sir Henry Clinton sailed from New York on Christmas Day, 1779, for the purpose of invading South Carolina.
He took with him the main body of his army, leaving General Knyphausen in command in New York.
The troops were borne by a British fleet, commanded by Admiral Arbuthnot, who had 2,000 marines.
They encountered heavy storms off Cape Hatteras, which scattered the fleet...
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