british won the battle of brandywine during the revolutionary war.
british won the battle of brandywine during the revolutionary war.
who won the battle of brandywine during the revolutionary war?
british
bullet::::- august 16 – american revolutionary war: battle of bennington – british forces are defeated by american troops.









































bullet::::- august 22 – american revolutionary war: battle of staten island.









































bullet::::- september – american revolutionary war: siege of fort henry.









































bullet::::- september 3 – american revolutionary war: battle of cooch's bridge – in a minor skirmish in new castle county, delaware, the flag of the united states was flown in battle for the first time.









































bullet::::- september 11 – american revolutionary war – battle of brandywine: the british gain a major victory in chester county, pennsylvania.
1777 in the united states
william h. early named the town of brandywine as property he owned in the mid-19th century. the cdp consists of the property he owned in the 19th century. it is thought to be named after the battle of brandywine of the american revolutionary war. brandywine was developed on the baltimore and potomac railroad's pope creek (southern maryland) line in about 1873 and was the only town on the route that developed into a railroad town.









































on september 1, 1877, around 4 p.m., a small 2.7 magnitude earthquake struck brandywine.
brandywine, maryland