
HistoryCentral.com > America's Wars > Revolutionary War > Major Events and Battles > British Surrender at Saratoga 1777 British Surrender at Saratoga 1777 Burgoyne felt he had no option but to press on to Albany. The American army, however, was blocking his way at Bemis Heights. The British made two attempts to break through American defenses, but failed. After the second attempt, they withdrew to Saratoga, where they were surrounded by American troops. The British had no choice but to surrender which they did on October 13, 1777. One quarter of the British forces in North America thus surrendered, and, while many battles were yet to be fought, American Independence was assured. Multimedia Battle Presentation Looking for people to hire and want to search Public Records for information on their history? Interested in running a background check or searching through criminal records to learn more about someone? If so, use this people sea! rch tool today! |
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