Africans and Seminoles: From Removal to Emancipation
By (Author) Daniel F. Littlefield
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
5th August 1977
United States
General
Non Fiction
305.8970759
Hardback
278
Littlefield's book...is heavily footnoted....this detail ably supports its thesis: The destruction of the Seminole affection for the blacks was more the result of pressure from Indian neighbors than from an acquired racial prejudice.' There is no other work that deals with this subject with such expertise.-Library Journal
"Littlefield's book...is heavily footnoted....this detail ably supports its thesis: The destruction of the Seminole affection for the blacks was more the result of pressure from Indian neighbors than from an acquired racial prejudice.' There is no other work that deals with this subject with such expertise."-Library Journal
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