George Rogers Clark had ten children. Their names were Jonathan, George, Ann, John, Richard, Edmund, Lucy, Elizabeth, William, and Frances.
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George Rogers Clark George Rogers Clark led soldiers down the Ohio River and captured many towns. He rose to the rank of Brigadier General.
During the American Revolutionary War, the overall military leader of the American Army was General George Washington. Various other commanders led armies and otherwise contributed to the war-effort, of course, while the political leaders in the Continental Congress provided final judgment on many related logistical and strategic considerations.
He tricked the British into believing he had a large army by having his men yell and scream as they attacked the fort. The British quickly surrenderedGeorge Clark outwitted the British at Fort Sackville in Vincennes (in today's Indiana) by convincing them he had more soldiers. He also discouraged the local Native American tribes from aiding the British by having four captured Natives publically killed. The British surrendered the fort.George Rogers Clark outwitted the British by making them surrender a fort because they believed Clark had them greatly outnumbered. He did not. His victory kept the Northwest Territories out of British hands.
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