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Topics: The Rutledge Chronicles A Family of Servitude Blue Secrets on Yellow Parchment A Surgeons Commitment to His Country – Hugh Rose Rutledge, MD

Topics: Program Option #1: Wartime Experiences of Rev. William Martin Program: Presbyterian Covenanter Rev. William Martin, was arrested by British authorities in June 1780, held prisoner at Camden for 6 months, and appeared before Lord Cornwallis at Winnsboro for sentencing. Martin himself recalls his unique experiences in a carefully scripted dramatic program written for a general audience available in different time-segmented formats. Program Option #2: The Sword of the Lord Sermon Program – This scripted dramatic presentation informs general audiences about some of the reasons why Ulster-Scot Presbyterians in the Camden District banded together to resist British forces in 1780. Inspired by true events and can be used as a conjunctive teaching tool for students studying the American Revolution in South Carolina. Topics: civilian experiences, prisoner experiences, role of religion, personal narratives, dramatic sermons, biographies, 1780, Battle of Waxhaws, reasons for resistance, Ulster-Scot Presbyterians.

Topics: The Swamp Fox- A Bibliographical History of Francis Marion (How Marion has been portrayed in books, movies and television.) South Carolina’s Irish Patriots of the American Revolution (How the Sons of Erin heled defeat the British in the Palmetto State and their participation in the Continental and Confederation Congress.)