William Gilmore Simms
1806 – 1870
Books
- A pilgrimage to Salem in 1838
- The damsel of Darien
- The life of Captain John Smith, the founder of Virginia
- Vasconselos
- The morals of slavery
- Charleston and her satirists
- The kinsmen, or The black riders of Congaree
- The Charleston book
- Charlemont
- Flirtation at the Moultrie House
- Guy Rivers
- Early lays
- Katherine Walton; or, The rebel of Dorchester
- Beauchampe
- Southward ho !
- Bertram
- Atlantis
- Martin Faber
- The snow flake
- The scout
- The Yemassee
- The wigwam and the cabin, or Tales of the south
- Norman Maurice, or, The man of the people
- The forayers
- The partisan
- Confession
- The history of South Carolina, from its first European discovery to its erection into a republic
- The life of Francis Marion
- The tri-color; or, The three days of blood, in Paris
- The sense of the beautiful
- The sources of American independence
- Richard Hurdis
- Charlemont or The pride of the village
- Confession, or, The blind heart
- Transatlantic tales, sketches, and legends
- The Pro-slavery Argument, as Maintained by the Most Distinguished Writers of the Southern States
- Poems
- The pro-slavery argument
- The death of Cleopatra
- Slavery in America
- The life of Francis Marion
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