St. Louis in the Revolution tells of the Battle of Fort San Carlos in the War of Independence in 1780. Battle was fought by French settlers, African slaves, and Spanish troops led by Spanish governor. Battle on May 26, 1780, saved St. Louis from British control in the westernmost battle of the American Revolution.
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St. Louis, Revolutionary War, Battle of Fort San Carlos, Military in Revolutionary War, Military, 18th Century