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He was the British general that was defeated at Yorktown to signify the end (and loss) of the Revolutionary War.

He was the British general that was defeated at Yorktown to signify the end (and loss) of the Revolutionary War.
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He was the British general that was defeated at Yorktown to signify the end (and loss) of the Revolutionary War.

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Your answer is Lord Charles Cornwallis.
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"Lord Charles Cornwallis" Was the British General that was defeated at Yorktown, to later end the Revolutionary war.
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