The life of General Francis Marion, a celebrated partisan officer, in the revolutionary war, against the British and Tories in South Carolina and Georgia

Mason Locke Weems was an American author and clergyman, best known for his historical biography of Revolutionary War hero General Francis Marion. His work, The life of General Francis Marion, often mixed historical fact with patriotic storytelling.

William Dobein James is known for his historical writing, particularly his detailed biography of General Francis Marion. His work, The life of General Francis Marion, offers a close look at the Revolutionary War in South Carolina and Georgia.

William Gilmore Simms was a 19th-century Southern writer known for his historical fiction and biographies. He wrote novels like The Sword and the Distaff and several books on Francis Marion, a Revolutionary War officer. Simms also authored non-fiction, including The Pro-Slavery Argument.

William Cullen Bryant is the author behind Prentice Hall Literature--Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes--The American Experience. This work explores themes and literature from the American experience.

Peter Horry is the author of The life of General Francis Marion, a historical account of the celebrated partisan officer. His work details General Marion's role in the revolutionary war against the British and Tories in South Carolina and Georgia.