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The Life of Francis Marion
Reprint of the original, first published in 1845.
The Life of General Francis Marion
Reproduction of the original. The publishing house Megali specialises in reproducing historical works in large print to make reading easier for people with impaired vision.
LIFE OF FRANCIS MARION
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The Life of General Francis Marion
Francis Marion was a general in the Continental army. Marion was able to get supplies and prisoners out from behind enemy lines. He interfered with the enemy¿s communications. His use of what later would be known as guerrilla warfare earned him the name ¿Swamp Fox¿.
Francis Marion
Francis Marion, often referred to as the "Swamp Fox," was one of America's most important Revolutionary War leaders. He and his small band of men battled the British in the fields, woods, rivers, and swamps of South Carolina. They never let up, disrupting communications and supply lines. His daring raids helped America gain independence. We know some facts about Marion, but they can get lost in the stories and legends about him. This book will help you separate fact from fiction and learn more about the real Francis Marion. The best stories are true stories, and the Swamp Fox's true story is one of courage, smart fighting, and a love of freedom. America is deeply in debt to him
Francis Marion: the Swamp Fox
Calls attention to Marion's military career and crucial role in the Revolution as a guerrilla leader in the South during the years 1780 and 81.
