"Tarleton's quarter" thereafter became a common expression for refusing to take prisoners, and in some subsequent battles in the Carolinas few of the defeated were taken alive by either side.
In some subsequent battles in the Carolinas, few of the defeated were taken alive by either side. Tarleton's quarter thereafter became a common expression for refusing to take prisoners.
Tarleton's quarter thereafter became a common expression for refusing to take prisoners. In some subsequent battles in the Carolinas, few of the defeated were taken alive by either side.
Tarleton's quarter thereafter became a common expression for refusing to take prisoners. In some subsequent battles in the Carolinas, few of the defeated were taken alive by either side.