Siege of Ninety Six in Ninety Six South Carolina
The article recounts the 1766 1775 era fortifications and siege of Ninety Six in South Carolina. It describes the frontier town Cambridge Ninety Six now Abbeville and the siege by General Greene Kosciusko Lee Pickens and Brish forces against Col Cruger and the British garrison. It notes the stockades redoubt spring water access sallying sorties and the failed relief attempt by Rawdon concluding with casualties and reflections.
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Abbeville
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Saluda River
Edgefield
Fort Prince George
Ninety-Six
South Carolina
Ninety- Six
Montague
Scovile
Scovil
Regulator
Scovilite
Charleston
Saxegotha
Augusta
John Cruger
New York City
New Jersey
Delancey
New York
King
Fort Granby
Carrington
Greene
Friday's Ferry
Congaree
Guilford Court House
Hobkirk's Hill
Cornwallis
Thaddeus Kosciusko
Cruger
Roney
Major Greene
Kosciusko
Lee
Pickens
Finn
Rawdon
Otho Holland Williams
Sumter
Guards
Gould
Monck’s Corner
Marion
Brown
Monck's Corner
Orangeburg
General Sumter
General Pickens
Col
Washington
Fort Motte
Col. Lee
General Greene
Ninety -Six
Middleton
Coffin
Royal Cavalry
Campbell
Virginia
Maryland
Kirkwood
Delaware
Duval
Seldon
Rudolph
Maham
Nobell
French
Dey
Jersey
Kiny'’s
Rks
Mobels
Meral Greene
Saluda
Enoree
Mark Strong
Greenould
Oddities In Railroad Laws Across States
A survey notes varied railroad rules from Montana station requirements to California penalties for on duty intoxication. It cites state commissions, rest rules, and traffic conduct, ending with anecdotes on monarchs mistaken for commoners and curious public reactions.
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Oklahoma
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Virginia
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Georgia
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Court of Appeals of
Kentucky
New York Sun
Liberty's Call on a Mountain Crest
A stirring ode recalls Bornum’s harsh birth and Nature’s aid in securing freedom. It speaks of Liberty’s bugle blast and justice sword, calling patriots to renew their vow against tyranny. The verse envisions beacon fires, torches, and a united East to West in peace.
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