- Thomas Pinckney letter to Eliza Lucas.
Fort Moultrie, SC - 10 April 1780
When I went to town yesterday, I found our works as strong as the high ideas which had been raised of them by report had made me figure them to myself.
- letter to John Sherman.
Fort Moultrie, SC - 23 May 1843
W.T. Sherman letter to brother John Sherman...Here at Fort Moultrie we have about 250 soldiers, divided into four companies.
- letter to John Sherman.
Fort Moultrie, SC - 19 January 1844
W.T. Sherman letter to brother John Sherman...took my departure for ST. Louis in the steamboat Manhattan, loaded with every species of animal...
- letter to John Sherman.
Fort Moultrie, SC - 24 October 1844
W.T. Sherman letter to brother John Sherman...What in the devil are you doing? Stump speaking!
- letter to John Sherman.
Fort Moultrie, SC - 4 January 1846
W.T. Sherman letter to brother John Sherman...I am pretty well acquainted with all the rich people round about
- Robert Anderson letter to Robert Gourdin.
Fort Moultrie, SC -
no one will do more than I am willing to do to keep the South in the right and to avoid the shedding of blood.
- Robert Anderson letter to .
Fort Moultrie, SC - 19 December 1860
A word or two about my position, and so on.
- Robert Anderson letter to S Cooper.
Fort Moultrie, SC - 22 December 1860
I have heard from several sources that last night and the night before a steamer was stationed between this island and Fort Sumter. That the authorities of South Carolina are determined to prevent, if possible, any troops from being placed in that fo
