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Twasintas's seminoles, or, Rape of Florida

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Red cloth boardsEach section has special title pageTwasinta's seminoles ; or, Rape of Florida / by Albery A. Whitman -- Not a man, and yet a man / Alberry [sic] A. Whitman -- Drifted leaves : a collection of poems / by Albery A. Whitman
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Whitman, Albery Allson, 1851-1901. Drifted leavesWhitman, Albery Allson. 1861-1901. Not a man, and yet a manWhitman, Albery Allson, 1851-1901. Rape of Florida
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  1. Poetry
  2. Seminole Indians

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