on Rawdon's communications, [487];
joins Marion, [487];
at Augusta, [490];
at Ninety-Six, [491];
at the Eutaws, [545];
retires, [545];
War in the Southern Dept., [509];
edited by H. Lee, [509];
by R. E. Lee, [509];
called "Legion Harry", and "Light Horse Harry", [509];