by John Frost. 1887. 208p

This book chronicles the life and contributions of Francis Marion, a key figure in the American Revolution, particularly in the Southern theater of warfare. It highlights his early life, military career, and the challenges he faced, including financial difficulties and the complexities of partisan warfare. Marion's character is depicted as noble and humane, emphasizing his strategic prowess and leadership qualities that inspired his followers, making him a symbol of patriotism and resilience for the youth of America.