[Illustration: _View of the Kings Mountain region, taken from the eastern slope of the battlefield ridge, looking northeastwardly toward Henry's Knob._]
[Illustration: _Granite obelisk erected by the Federal Government at Kings Mountain in 1909 to commemorate the Battle._]
[1]From _The Regional Review_, National Park Service, Region One, Richmond, Va., Vol. III, No. 6, December 1939, pp. 25-29.
[2]From _Idem._, vol. V, No. 1, July 1940, pp. 15-21.
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