Arrival of the Buffs print
Arrival of the Buffs print
Simmering Resentments Threaten the Alliance
October 27, 1759. Captain John Stuart and approximately seventy men of the South Carolina Provincial Regiment (known as the Buffs, because of their uniforms’ facings of buff-colored cloth) arrive at Fort Loudoun to shore up the beleaguered garrison and
deliver much-needed supplies of meat, flour, salt, ammunition, and clothing. Stuart’s arrival seemed to herald a new hope for peace, but the situation proved to have deteriorated to a point of no return.
Depicted: The South Carolina Provincial Regiment (the Buffs) shadowed by Cherokee warriors on their approach to Fort Loudoun
Image size is 14" x 17 3/4 ", overall print size is 18" x 24". Print cost is $95 plus $10 shipping and handling (and sales tax, if applicable).
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