The Life of Francis Marion by William Gilmore Simms
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Chapter 8.
Organization of "Marion's Brigade" -- Surprise of Tories under Gainey -- Defeat of Barfield -- Capture of British Guard with Prisoners at Nelson's Ferry. Chapter 9. Marion retreats before a superior Force -- Defeats the Tories at Black Mingo -- Surprises and disperses the Force of Colonel Tynes at Tarcote -- Is pursued by Tarleton. Chapter 10. Marion attempts Georgetown -- Horry defeats Merritt -- Melton defeated by Barfield -- Gabriel Marion taken by the Tories and murdered -- Marion retires to Snow's Island. Chapter 11. Marion's Camp at Snow's Island -- The Character of his Warfare -- Of his Men -- Anecdotes of Conyers and Horry -- He feasts a British Officer on Potatoes -- Quells a Mutiny. Chapter 12. General Greene assumes Command of the Southern Army -- His Correspondence with Marion -- Condition of the Country -- Marion and Lee surprise Georgetown -- Col. Horry defeats Gainey -- Marion pursues McIlraith -- Proposed Pitched Battle between Picked Men. Chapter 13. Watson and Doyle pursue Marion -- He baffles and harasses them -- Pursues Doyle -- His Despondency and final Resolution. |
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