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Marion and his men crossing the Pee Dee River to harass the British in South Carolina during the American Revolutionary War. Steel engraving, 1851, after a painting by William Tylee Ranney
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Marion and his men crossing the Pee Dee River to harass the British in South Carolina during the American Revolutionary War. Steel engraving, 1851, after a painting by William Tylee Ranney
FRANCIS MARION (c1732-1795).
Marion and his men crossing the Pee Dee River to harass the British in South Carolina during the American Revolutionary War. Steel engraving, 1851, after a painting by William Tylee Ranney
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This print captures the daring and strategic maneuvers of Francis Marion, also known as the "Swamp Fox" during the American Revolutionary War. In this scene, Marion and his men are depicted crossing the Pee Dee River in South Carolina to launch a surprise attack on British forces. The steel engraving, created in 1851 by William Tylee Ranney, beautifully portrays Marion as an equestrian rider leading his troops with determination and courage. The image showcases the rugged terrain of South Carolina's southeastern region, where Marion's guerrilla tactics proved highly effective against the well-trained British soldiers. As they traverse the river on boats with their trusty horses by their side, Marion's men prepare to unleash chaos upon their unsuspecting enemies. The presence of a loyal dog further emphasizes the camaraderie and loyalty among these brave patriots. Their mission was clear: to harass and weaken British forces occupying South Carolina while bolstering support for the Continental Army. This historical moment captured in art serves as a reminder of America's fight for independence and honors those who risked everything for freedom. It symbolizes not only Francis Marion's leadership but also represents countless other unsung heroes who played vital roles in securing liberty during this pivotal period in history.
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