By late September 1781; British commander General Lord Charles Cornwallis had not suffered any major defeats in nine months. Nonetheless; he soon found himself and his 8;0000 men trapped on a nearly indefensible piece of land. He was forced to surrender; and the Battle of Yorktown became the last major battle of the Revolution.
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