What spanish troops defeated the british at baton rouge?

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The troops of Bernardo de Galvez defeated the British at Baton Rouge and Natchez. It took place in 1779 during the Revolutionary War.

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Spain entered the American Revolutionary war in 1779 under the command of Spanish Military leader Bernardo de Galvez. His forces attacked and seized two major British seaports of Pensacola and Baton Rouge along the gulf coast.

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Who led the attack on the British forts at Baton Rouge and Natchez?

Governor Galvez

Who led the attack at British forts at Baton Rouge and natchez?

Governor Galvez

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Red Stick The red stick was used to mark land boundaries. When the Spanish found the red stick they decided to name it Baton Rouge. Ok, I'll try once more...neither "baton" nor "rouge" is a Spanish word, both are French with "baton" translating to "stick" and "rouge" translating to "red", so "stick red", or in English "red stick". The city of Baton Rouge is in the highly Cajun area of Louisianna. The Cajun people are of French immigrant descent, therefore French names and words are common in the area. This much is fact. The following might be urban legend but I believe it to be fact: "Baton rouge" is, or at least was at one time, used by the Cajuns and perhaps by the French, to mean lipstick. It is possible that Baton Rouge got its name from the fact that it is on the Mississippi River and, in its early days at least (if not still), was a den of saloons, riverboats, gambling, sin and, of course, painted ladies...hence "Lipstick", or in the popular French jargon of the day (and of the area), "Baton Rouge".