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Volume II · The Early-Modern Age of Ambition

Anthony Wayne

Major General commanding U.S. forces at Fallen Timbers

1 engagement in this atlasRecorded here: 1794

A reading of the engagements that name Anthony Wayne. These records trace part of a life, not a complete biography.

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1794

Battle of Fallen Timbers

The setting
Near present-day Toledo, Ohio (Maumee River)

Area of storm-felled trees along the Maumee River that the Confederacy hoped to use as natural breastworks

Reveal the outcome

Recorded sideUnited States (Legion of the United States)

Recorded resultDecisive victory

Decisive U.S. victory. Wayne's disciplined Legion drove the Confederacy from the field with a coordinated infantry charge and cavalry envelopment.

How the atlas explains it

Wayne's rigorous training, combined arms, and disciplined assault overwhelmed a Confederacy that had expected to fight from cover and was denied promised British support at nearby Fort Miami.

What followed

Led to the 1795 Treaty of Greenville, ceding much of present-day Ohio and breaking organized resistance in the Old Northwest for a generation.

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