The American Revolution in North and South Carolina, and Georgia.: Complete Edition. Volumes I and II

William Moultrie’s The American Revolution in North and South Carolina, and Georgia: Complete Edition, Volumes I & II stands as one of the earliest and most authoritative firsthand accounts of the Southern campaigns of the American Revolution.

Written by a distinguished general and governor of South Carolina, Moultrie’s chronicle provides an insider’s view of the battles, sieges, and political intrigues that shaped the fight for independence in the southern colonies. From the defense of Charleston to the campaigns along the Savannah and the struggles of frontier militias, his detailed narrative reveals both the courage and the chaos of war on America’s southern frontier.

Drawing from letters, orders, and personal recollection, Moultrie’s work captures the spirit, sacrifice, and endurance of the patriots who fought under impossible conditions. His measured voice and firsthand testimony make these volumes indispensable to understanding the Revolution beyond the northern theaters so often celebrated.

Part military history, part personal memoir, The American Revolution in North and South Carolina, and Georgia remains a cornerstone of Southern Revolutionary history, offering a vivid portrait of the leaders, soldiers, and struggles that forged a nation.

Complete and unabridged edition of both Volumes I & II

Eyewitness account of Southern campaigns, fortifications, and military strategy

A vital primary source for students of American independence, military history, and colonial politics

Essential reading for collectors of Revolutionary War memoirs, Southern history, and early Americana