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Rice and Retaliation: Gen. Francis Marion’s Ambuscade Near Parker’s Ferry, August 30, 1781

Charles B. Baxley died on March 30, 2024 after contributing to and editing many drafts of this paper until he was satisfied that it was ready to be reviewed for publication. In honor of his memory, this paper is being presented to the public posthumously.
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General Thomas Sumter’s Surprise at Fishdam Ford

Charles B. Baxley died on March 30, 2024 after contributing to and editing many drafts of this paper until he was satisfied that it was ready to be reviewed for publication. In honor of his memory, this paper is being presented to the public posthumously.
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Thunder Even at the Gates of Charlestown: Thomas Sumter’s Raid of the Dog Days of 1781

Charles B. Baxley died on March 30, 2024 after contributing to and editing many drafts of this paper until he was satisfied that it was ready to be reviewed for publication. In honor of his memory, this paper is being presented to the public posthumously.
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“To Keep Up the Spirits of the People and Alarm the Enemy” Sumter’s Rounds in South Carolina

Charles B. Baxley died on March 30, 2024 after contributing to and editing many drafts of this paper until he was satisfied that it was ready to be reviewed for publication. In honor of his memory, this paper is being presented to the public posthumously.
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BRITISH CASUALTY REPORTS SHED LIGHT ON SUMTER’S EARLY PARTISAN ACTIONS

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Tarleton Tightens the Noose Around Charlestown Neck: Biggin Bridge, April 14, 1780

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Incident at Fair Lawn Plantation

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