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Christine Swager is the author of the 2002 Hub City title,
Come to the Cow Pens!, a young reader's nonfiction book about the critical
Revolutionary War battle in Cherokee
County. Prior to the
publication of this book, she published Black Crows and White Cockades,
historic fiction based on life in Camden
and If Ever Your Country Needs You, the story of Frances Marion's
campaign. Both were for young adults.
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Her most recent book, The
Valient Died: The Battle of Eutaw Springs, is non-fiction for general
readership; in other words, for adults who don't know their South Carolina history. It covers what
happened in the South from 1779, when the British arrived, until they left in
1782.
She
holds a Ph.D. in history from USC.
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