In this work, the Spanish agent Dick Chorley appears and begins arming and inciting rebellion among the natives, who include the aforementioned Occonestoga and Matiwan.  
One character in this work is not recognized as the legitimate son of his father because he is a drunkard and is killed by his mother so that he cannot have a tribal mark removed from his skin.  In this work, the Spanish agent Dick Chorley appears and begins arming and inciting rebellion among the natives, who include the aforementioned Occonestoga and Matiwan.  In one scene, the dog Dugdale and the slave Hector save Gabriel Harrison after he tries to rescue the parson's daughter Bess Matthews, whom he later marries.  A battle at the Salkehatchie River sees the final death of Sanutee and the final defeat of the titular tribe.  Subtitled "A Romance of Carolina", FTP, name this novel by William Gilmore Simms.
One character in this work is not recognized as the legitimate son of his father because he is a drunkard and is killed by his mother so that he cannot have a tribal mark removed from his skin.  
The Yemassee