Defending South Carolina's coast, the Civil War from Georgetown to Little River, Rick Simmons
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Defending South Carolina's coast, the Civil War from Georgetown to Little River, Rick Simmons
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [177]-179) and index
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non fiction
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Defending South Carolina's coast
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bibliography
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417445838
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Rick Simmons
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Civil War sesquicentennial series
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the Civil War from Georgetown to Little River
Table Of Contents
The North Island, South Island and Cat Island forts -- "I deemed it prudent to surrender rather than have the men all shot down": Fort Randall and operations at Little River -- The plantation war: rice, salt and contrabands -- "He was hung immediately after capture": the assault on Murrells Inlet -- Blockaders and blockade runners -- "Well-constructed, and very formidable": Battery White, Fort Wool and Frazier's Point -- "A vessel of war of some magnitude": the Confederate gunboat CSS Pee Dee -- The eventful final days of the USS Harvest Moon -- Appendix. A timeline of Civil War-related events from Georgetown to Little River
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