Political feuds and revolutionary wartime testimony in Edgefield
Jeremiah Hatcher censures Col. Martin amid public letters and affidavits from 1806. Witness George Bender and Walter Taylor recount injury and death in a British July 1780 skirmish near Silver Bluff, while editorials rail at Harper supporters and political maneuvering in Edgefield District.
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Absurd Calumnies at Meeting House Prompt Accusations
A fragment notes a confrontation where George Bender and Capt Burney are involved in disputed statements about slander. The author suggests Col. Burney manipulated rumors to shield his own political interests and avoid legal action for damages, implying a tactical use of false claims.
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