Mary Lou Missall Knihy

Frida worries all the time. Her worries feel as heavy as the pebbles she collects. Then one day her granny teaches her an amazing trick to manage her fears.

Highlighting the significance of the Seminole Wars, this work addresses the lack of awareness surrounding these pivotal events in American history, particularly among Floridians. The authors argue that while the Indian Wars of the West are well-known, the Seminole Wars played a crucial role in shaping Florida's development and identity. This book seeks to correct the historical oversight by illuminating the impact of the wars on the state's cities and the broader national narrative, emphasizing the need for greater recognition of this formative conflict.

A full history of the Third Seminole War (1848-1859), with a detailed narrative of the war and its causes, containing numerous first-hand accounts.