Execution Isaac Hayne (20 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good in Good dust jacket. dj. First Edition. First Edition. Sound binding and hinges. Previous owner's book plate on front pastedown. Pages clean, bright. Cloth over boards has light edge rubbing. DJ has shelf wear, edge wear with shallow closed tears. Isaac Hayne (1745-1781), of Charleston, S.C., was one of the most prominent Americans to be executed by the British during the American War of Independence. 9.25" tall; 102 pages.…

First edition (as stated upon copyright page). 102, [1] pages. Hardcover: H 23.5cm x L 15.75cm. Dust jacket rubbed with some slight soiling and foxing, shallow chipping at spine head, some nicks and short tears at other edges. Gray cloth with red stamped spine lettering. A few leaves slightly thumbed at their fore-edges; faint foxing to endpapers; past owner's ink note at top of rear free endpaper recto with a total of three ink arrow marks beside bibliographic citations on pages 89, 93, and 94; no other such markings readily apparent upon a quick perusal and interior pages otherwise remain quite clean. Binding is firm. With b/w frontispiece portrait plus ten other b/w illustrations, Foreword by Robert M. Weir, Preface, two appendices (pages 79-85), Bibliography (pages 87-97), and Index. Historian David K. Bowden examines the circumstances surrounding the British execution of Isaac Hayne in 1781 in Charleston, South Carolina within four chapters titled as: "Life on the Pon Pon," "Capture and Execution," "Implications and Aftereffects," and "Epilogue: Patriot and Martyr." ISBN 0878440372.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Good+. First Edition. 1st Printing. Hardcover. Book Condition: Near Fine. Jacket Condition: Good+. Sandlapper Pub Co, Lexington, SC 1977. First Edition. 1st Printing. 102 pages. Nice Firm Clean copy ! Jacket has edge wear, short tears. Size: 9 x 5.8 x 0.3. Condemned to death by British authorities during the occupation of Charlestown in 1781, Hayne became perhaps the most prominenl American to be executed during the American Revolution for treason against the Crown. Ambiguous and extenuating circumstances surrounding his conduct, the importance of his example, and his courage in facing death immediately made his case controversial and his name famous. The American commander in the South, General Nathanael Greene threatened retaliation; after the victory at Yorktown, the Continental Congress considered a motion to take vengeance on their most important prisoner, Lord Cornwallis; while the debate over the Hayne affair in the British House of Lords almost led to a duel between an outraged Duke of Richmond and one of the men responsible for the execution. Military History::USA::Revolutionary War 6074.…

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No binding. Condition: good. THE CONNECTICUT JOURNAL, New Haven, October 11, 1781 * American Revolutionary War original* American Issac Hayne's execution - hangingMost of the front page is taken up with various correspondences from and to C. Fraser, Isaac Hayne, Lord Rawdon & John Collock, with a prefacing note: "The following are authentic copies of sundry papers which Col. Isaac Hayne, two days before his execution, delivered to a friend with an injunction.".Col. Isaac Hayne was one of the most prominent Americans to be executed by the British during the Revolutionary War. He commanded an American raid which captured Brigadier-General Andrew Williamson, an American Loyalist. Colonel Nisbet Balfour, the British commander in Charleston during the 1781 siege of Charleston, fearing that Williamson would he hanged as a traitor, sent a column to intercept the raiding party. The interception was successful. There a skirmish resulting in the defeat of the raiding party, the release of Williamson and the capture of Hayne.Isaac Hayne, although a prisoner of war, was sentenced to death by hanging by the British because in the opinion of the British court martial he had broken his earlier parole not to take up arms against the Crown.Pages 2 and 3 are almost entirely filled with Revolutionary War reports, including further comments on the execution of Col. Hayne. Much talk of the Southern campaign with mention of Gen. Greene, General Washington, General James Clinton, General Marion, and more. One item dated Oct. 3 notes: "We hear that general Washington began his operations against York, about the 25th ult., & that two French sixty-fours have forced their way up the river some distance above York." It would be two weeks later that Cornwallis would surrender to Washington here at Yorktown.A great wealth of fine and historic content.Four pages, never bound nor trimmed, mild wear at the two folds, some light browning & damp staining.…