A major factor in the aftermath was the British decision to maintain neutrality by closing the doors of Fort Maumee, preventing a regrouping of the defeated forces of the Shawnee chief Blue Jacket.
A failed last charge occurred at what is now Monclova Road, and saw the death of Lt. Henry Towles, who, after Robert Miscampbell, was the highest ranking American casualty. This battle began as a retaliatory response to an earlier raid on Fort [*] Recovery that prompted the Americans' opponents to change commanders. A major factor in the aftermath was the British decision to maintain neutrality by closing the doors of Fort Maumee, preventing a regrouping of the defeated forces of the Shawnee chief Blue Jacket. FTP, name this battle that effectively won Ohio for the Americans, a victory of Mad Anthony Wayne.
A failed last charge occurred at what is now Monclova Road, and saw the death of Lt.
Battle of {Fallen Timbers}