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The battle that was fought further inland from the Atlantic Ocean was the Battle of Cowpens. The Battle of Cowpens took place in South Carolina, approximately 200 miles inland from the Atlantic Ocean. On the other hand, the Battle of Trenton occurred in New Jersey, which is much closer to the coast.
Well, honey, Trenton was further inland from the Atlantic Ocean compared to Cowpens. So, if you're looking for a battle that was fought deeper into the mainland, Trenton is your winner. But hey, both battles were crucial in American history, so props to both locations for bringing the drama.
Cowpens, which was fought in the "upstate", northwestern South Carolina, about midway between present-day Spartanburg and Gaffney South Carolina. This is well over 150 miles from the Atlantic at its nearest point. Trenton is only the width of New Jersey from the Atlantic, somewaht less than fifty miles.
Nothing. Marion wasn't at that the Cowpens during that battle.
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The Battle of Cowpens was significant because it was a turning point in the retaking of South Carolina by the United States. The battle occurred on January 17, 1781.
Read The patriots at the Cowpens by Bobby Gilmer Moss
It lasted only 1 hour.