Escape of Butler and loss at Macdonald post
Agitation follows Butler’s bold escape from Macdonald’s post. Musgrove’s men surge out to find him as sentinels are questioned. John Ramsay is killed in a Tory skirmish, and Butler laments the fate while Mary Musgrove mourns beside him.
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Macdonald
Butler
Leutenant
Musgrove
Wall-Eye
Robinson
Sumpter
Allen Len Musgrove
Ramsay
David Ramsay
Allen Musgrave
Mistress Ramsay
Mary
John
General Sumpter
Broad River
Allen Musgrove
David
Pair Forest
Williams
Allen
Fair Forest
Mr. Ramsay
Mary Earestly
Mrs. Ramsay
Tye
Arthur Butler
Major Butler
Gabriel Drummond
Mary Musgrove
John Ramsay
Andy
Drummond
Matteucei
Eherver
Perret
Science
Palmieri
Matteucci
Palmeri
Garrett P. Serviss
Observatory
Naples
Matteuccci
S Edge
Serviss
Earth
Charles D. Walcott
Geological Survey
San Francisco
Mount Vesuvius
United States
Walcott
Geological and
Charleston
Chase through the wood ends with grave toll for Ramsay
Butler and companions press the Tory militia across rough forest. John Ramsay is mortally wounded. Butler vows to care for Ramsay’s family, retrieves a Testament from Ramsay, and plans a somber return to his parents. They bury the officer with the woodman Drummond guiding. Butler will then escort Ramsay’s body home at dusk.
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Macdonald
Butler
Harry Winter
John Ramsay
John
Harry ‘Winter
Ramsay
Ciently
Mary
David Ramsay
Drummond
Winter
Salary of School Teachers Should Be Raised
The Yorkville Enquirer argues that raising common school teacher salaries is essential to improve education. It notes past low pay in South Carolina counties and cites increases to about double—yet still insufficient—to attract and retain capable teachers for the nation’s schools.
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Yorkville Enquirer
Department of Labor
South Carolina
News and Courier
High School Reform Urged for South Carolina
W. H. Hand of the University of South Carolina argues for statewide expansion of secondary education. He warns that many rural areas lack high schools, forcing students to leave home, lowering local schools and community prospects, and draining talent. He urges county high schools with four year courses to lift literacy and drive growth.
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South Carolina
Froebel
Statesman
W. H. Hand
University of South Carolina
Father of Free Education Sparks Modern Schooling
The article credits Robert Raikes as the father of popular education, tracing premodern schooling from ancient Egypt and Judea through Greece and the Middle Ages. It details Raikes founding a Sunday school in 1780, its spread across England, and Horace Mann’s praise for free public schooling as a civilizational milestone.
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Robert Raikes
Raikes
Ife
Ancient
Egypt
Judea
Rome
Greece
Comenius
Pestalozzi
Froebel
Gloucester
England
Gloucester Journal
Young Raikes
London
Ralkes
Horace Mann
Mann
United States
Xerxes
Thos. B. Gregory
New York
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Pacific Coast
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