NEW YORK:
A. L. BURT, PUBLISHER.

Copyright, 1899, by A. L. Burt.

WITH THE SWAMP FOX.
By James Otis.

"Thank God I can lay my hand on my heart and say that, since I came to man's estate, I have never intentionally done wrong to any."

(General Francis Marion's last words, spoken February 27th, 1795.)

CONTENTS.

CHAP.PAGE
I. My Uncle the Major[1]
II. General Marion[24]
III. The Tory Camp[48]
IV. Samuel Lee[72]
V. The Ambush[96]
VI. The Prisoners[120]
VII. The Retreat[144]
VIII. Black Mingo Swamp[167]
IX. The Battle[191]
X. Georgetown[215]
XI. Gabriel[238]

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

I Clasped the Old Man's Hand, Understanding for the First Time What a Friend He Was[Frontispiece]
PAGE
As the Tory Spoke, Percy Leaped Upon Him[23]
Then Suddenly a Red-coated Tory Rushed Toward Me with Upraised Saber[49]
As Gavin Gathered Up the Weapons, Percy and I Called Upon the Sleepers to Surrender[183]
In the Darkness We Four Comrades Were Sent Forward to Reconnoitre[205]
Gavin Seized My Arm, Shouting in My Ear: "Surrender, Lad, Surrender!"[250]