These were the limited American reserves under Colonel McDougall behind the American redoubt. |
The British had a 3 gun 12 pound battery flanking the American redoubt on a hill across the Bronx river. Because of the range this battery was extremely ineffective. |
Meanwhile the Hessians under Col Rall rolled a "6" on the first turn allowing them to finish construction of a bridge alloing them to get into the fight right away. More bad news for the Americans! |
Hessians cross at the quickstep. |
Hessian Jaegers engage McDougall's Skirmishers on the right flank. |
The 17th Light Dragoons travel by road to their start off point. they never did get into combat but they were not really needed. |
Rall's Hessian Brigade moves along the road to position themselves for a left flank attack on the American line of battle. |
Meanwhile Colonel McDougall starts to move the reserves to the threatened left flank. |
Meanwhile the Hessian Leib Regt. advances up the centre towards the redoubt. Putnam's skirmishers try to hold them back to no avail/ |
View from the American trenches wile the Hessian's Advance. Haslet's Brigade can still be seen to the front playing interference with them. |
McDougall's Brigade continues to more toward the British left flank/ |
British Light Infantry give three hurrah's and drive off the American Skirmishers. |
The British Line arrives under General Leslie. Unfortunately his orders initially send him in the wrong direction. |
Outflanking continues against the Americans. |
Aerial view of the British (Hessian) left flank. The pressure is on for the outnumbered Americans |
The British line get new orders and advance against the right flank. |
Hessian's are getting closer. |
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