Old Ninety-Six in the South Carolina Backcountry—1700-1781

The fascinating series of events which made Ninety-Six a well-known South Carolina name continues to delight both casual and serious readers of early American history. This comprehensive booklet contains detailed accounts woven together through the years 1700-1781 of hardy European settlers, enslaved and free African Americans, Native Americans, traders, and some of America’s and England’s finest soldiers. Not to be forgotten are the residents who were caught up in the American Revolutionary War and forced to decide if they were for or against the British crown. For it is these people who made Ninety Six’s history—the ones who lived, toiled, sacrificed, and died to carve Ninety Six’s place in early America. Product Details: Historical nonfiction 48 pages, approx. 6”x 9”, B W Written by Dr. Marvin Cann Printed in USA, published by Eastern National