John Rutledge

“The delegates got on the road, and in the course of the next month completed their tour of the states, though John Rutledge and George Clymer, the emissaries to the South, did not get further than Virginia.”

Simon & Schuster: Robert Morris

“General Lincoln and South Carolina governor John Rutledge there prevailed upon him to join in a coordinated attempt to retake Savannah.”

Simon & Schuster: Angel in the Whirlwind

“John Rutledge of South Carolina, the latter to become afterwards”

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent

“At the same time, some who had aligned themselves with Morris early on, like John Rutledge and Samuel Osgood, now began backing away from the Nationalist program.”

Simon & Schuster: Robert Morris

“Dr. Holbrook's wife, a direct descendant of John Rutledge of our revolutionary history, not only shared her husband's intellectual life, but had herself rare mental qualities, which had been developed by an unusually complete and efficient education.”

Louis Agassiz His Life and Correspondence