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The British line advanced at a sort of trot ...

"The British line was approaching at a trot ..." Private Thomas Young recorded these words after the Battle of Cowpens. It was not about the attack. The British simply moved faster. In Europe, applied three-speed - 75 steps per minute for use on the battlefield, 120-150 steps per minute for returns and gear - to the attacks. In America, the royal army, moving in a loose formation, as the basic rate used the 100-120 steps per minute and was faster than the maneuvering by the European regulations and the German patriots mercenaries. It can be assumed that the movements of the British were about 1 / 3 faster, which is confirmed in a letter to the Landgrave of General Knyphausena in which he complained that his soldiers to lose their allies, "30 steps for every 100." Interestingly, Knyphausen blame for this state of affairs blamed closed ranks, which moved Hesi. It follows that, at an accelerated pace, you can move only in a loose formation.

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