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General Greene in South Carolina. - I
April 16, 1903 issue

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This article presents information on the book "The History of South Carolina in the Revolution, 1780-1783," vol. 4, by Edward McCrady. The book is one long indictment of General Nathanael Greene, in which his personal character, his military career, and his attitude towards the Southern leaders are attacked with a severity and bitterness not easily paralleled in historical writing of the larger sort. McCrady's indictment of Greene, touches upon nearly every detail of the latter's public life in South Carolina.

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HISTORY of South Carolina in the Revolution 1780-1783, The (Book); BOOKS; MCCRADY, Edward; GREENE, Nathanael; ARMED Forces -- Officers; BIOGRAPHY
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