Exhibiting the characteristic of self-reliance vital for survival on the American frontier, William Few, a self-educated man and lawyer, had natural abilities that included leadership and organization, and these abilities led him into a long political career. This booklet on Few is one in a series on Revolutionary War soldiers who later signed the United States Constitution. The booklet reviews his education and early military experience, his military service during the War, and his public service to Georgia as Constitutional Convention delegate, as a representative to the Continental Congress, and as a U.S. Senator. Personal data about Few and a bibliographic essay of further readings are also included. (DJC)