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The Fabric of Liberty: The Society of the Cincinnati of the State of South Carolina
$50.00
By Alexander Moore
ISBN: 978-0-9845580-5-6
8.5×10, 384 pages, cloth
History of the Society of the Cincinnati of the State of South Carolina is a group founded by Revolutionary War officers and is still in operation. This book is relevant for any stores or venues near Revolutionary War sites (Beaufort, Camden, Charleston, Columbia, Spartanburg) as well as academic centers or historical concerns.
The Fabric of Liberty is extensively illustrated with color and black and white portraits of South Carolina heroes and Cincinnati luminaries, including brothers Charles Cotesworth Pinckney and Thomas Pinckney (the Society’s second and third presidents general), William Moultrie (who organized the South Carolina Society), and the Marquis de Lafayette (who first reached America near Georgetown, South Carolina). Appendices identify all Original Members, national officers from South Carolina, and state presidents.
“The Fabric of Liberty is appropriately named. Like an elegant tapestry, the threads of the history of the Society of the Cincinnati of the State of South Carolina are carefully interwoven into the history of our state and nation to create a rich, powerful story.”
~Walter B. Edgar, author of South Carolina: A History
“A noteworthy addition to South Carolina’s collection of social and fraternal organizational histories.”
~ South Carolina Historical Magazine