The Exiles of Florida / or, The crimes committed by our government against the Maroons, who fled from South Carolina and other slave states, seeking protection under Spanish laws.

CONTENTS.

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INTRODUCTION	v
CHAPTER I.
Circumstances attending the Early History of Slavery in the Colonies. Exiles: efforts to restore them	1
CHAPTER II.
Further efforts to restore Exiles	16
CHAPTER III.
Hostilities maintained by Georgia; First Seminole War commenced	28
CHAPTER IV.
General Hostilities	46
CHAPTER V.
Further efforts of the Government to restore Exiles to servitude	57
CHAPTER VI.
Further efforts to enslave the Exiles	69
CHAPTER VII.
Commencement of the Second Seminole War	97
CHAPTER VIII.
Hostilities continued	115
CHAPTER IX.
Hostilities continued	125
CHAPTER X.
The War continued—Peace declared—General Jessup assumes command of the Army	135
CHAPTER XI.
General Jessup overthrows his own efforts in favor of Peace	142
CHAPTER XII.
The renewal and prosecution of the War	156
CHAPTER XIII.
Vigorous prosecution of the War	172
CHAPTER XIV.
Great difficulties interrupt the progress of the War	189
CHAPTER XV.
Difficulties in enslaving Exiles continued	214
CHAPTER XVI.
Further difficulties in the work of enslaving the Exiles	224
CHAPTER XVII.
Total failure of all efforts to enslave the Exiles	233
CHAPTER XVIII.
Further difficulties in prosecuting the War	251
CHAPTER XIX.
Hostilities continued	274
CHAPTER XX.
Hostilities continued	284
CHAPTER XXI.
Close of the War	308
CHAPTER XXII.
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