Maligned General: The Biography of Thomas Sidney Jesup |
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On 12 January he was able to report the capture of some prisoners , including more than fifty Negroes , a portion of whom were from Osceola's band . One of the Negroes , Primus , told him that Osceola was ill on the Withlacoochee with ...
On 12 January he was able to report the capture of some prisoners , including more than fifty Negroes , a portion of whom were from Osceola's band . One of the Negroes , Primus , told him that Osceola was ill on the Withlacoochee with ...
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To a large extent , the Negroes dominated the Seminoles rather than vice versa . Jesup was quick to realize that they could well be the key to any success he might have in persuading the Indians to migrate .
To a large extent , the Negroes dominated the Seminoles rather than vice versa . Jesup was quick to realize that they could well be the key to any success he might have in persuading the Indians to migrate .
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“ I earnestly hope that the Executive will not permit the national faith then solemnly pledged ... to be violated ; but that all of the negroes who surrendered to me and have been sent to the West , be protected from capture by ...
“ I earnestly hope that the Executive will not permit the national faith then solemnly pledged ... to be violated ; but that all of the negroes who surrendered to me and have been sent to the West , be protected from capture by ...
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Glory on the Battlefield | 26 |
An Officer of Repute | 42 |
Birth of a Supply Bureau | 67 |
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