finally we come to isaac hayne. this is not actually isaac hayne, it turns out. this is isaac hayne's son. hopefully there was some family resemblance. that is sort of what he looks like. he was a native south carolinians. a member of the low country planter aristocracy. educated and wealthy. benevolent, conciliating in his disposition and possessed of a near approachable character. those of the words of his contemporaries. nearsided at hand hall jackson borough. elizabeth married hudson, sister of his best friend richard hudson who would later become a delegate to the continental congress and signer of the articles of confederation. in a decade of marriage isaac and elizabeth would have eight children. the intersection of these three men happened because of four fateful choices. clinton issued proclamations. hayne swore allegiance to george the third. he then rejoined american forces and then when he fell into the they of balfour and rodden showed him no mercy. the first fateful choice was made by henry clinton. clinton first came to south carolina as part of th

discussesor cl bragg his new book, "martyr of the american revolution, the execution of isaac hayne, south carolinian." in this illustrated talk, he discusses the details and death,ences of hayne's which was debated in the continental congress and parliament. it is hosted by the society of cincinnati in washington, d.c.. mr. bragg: thank you, and good evening, everyone. the introduction is hard to live up to, but i will try. it is a pleasure and honor to be here this evening with you. we are kindred spirits, interested in american history, but most especially the founding of our nation's country. i reside in thomasville, georgia, 30 miles north of tallahassee, florida. i can say with some confidence that between 1775 and 1783, absolutely nothing happened in this part of the world. unless of course maybe you are a creek indian or a seminole. i am an anesthesiologist by profession. it is my nature to put people sleep. i sincerely hope that won't happen tonight. i want you to know if i catch anybody napping, i reserve the right to send you a bill. time in 2007this that i became a member

discussesor cl bragg his new book, "martyr of the american revolution, the execution of isaac hayne, south carolinian." in this illustrated talk, he discusses the details and death,ences of hayne's which was debated in the continental congress and parliament. it is hosted by the society of cincinnati in washington, d.c.. mr. bragg: thank you, and good evening, everyone. the introduction is hard to live up to, but i will try. it is a pleasure and honor to be here this evening with you.