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SW059 College History Professor Illuminates Seminole War Research Hurdles, Faddish Academic Theories, and Joy of Discovery

SW058 Central Florida National Cemetery Honors Veterans on Seminole Wars Hallowed Ground

SW057 Seminole Wars Panels Available for Proposed Freedom Memorial Plaza at Bushnell's Florida National Cemetery

SW056 Unpolished yet Glimmering Gems of Knowledge Await Intrepid Seminole War Scholars

SW055 Delicacy and Discernment Key to Accessing Dormant Knowledge about Seminole Wars

SW054 Author and Historian Shares Techniques to Research the Seminole Wars from Home

SW053 Seminole Frustrated Army by Fighting 2SW on Its Terms, not by Military Expectations

SW052 Military Strategist Examines Evolution of U.S. Army War Preparations on Eve of 2SW

SW051 War as Indian Removal by 'Other Means': Applying Classic Prussian Military Strategist's Insights, Maxims to Second Seminole Conflict

SW050 Park Focus: Loxahatchee River Battlefield Park Hosts Sites of Second Seminole War Clashes

SW049 Irish-Immigrant U.S. Army Private Paddington "Paddy" McCormick Discusses Soldiers' Perspectives at Living History Events

SW048 Gunpowder Warrior Discusses Seminole Fighters' Perspectives at Living History Events

SW047 Digging into the Tantalizing What Ifs Surrounding the 1836 Peace Parley at Camp Izard

SW046 In Seminole Wars, West Point's 1829 Military Academy Graduates Showed Mettle and Officer Corps' Institutionalized Professionalism

SW045 Dade Battlefield Staff Rides Instruct Present-Day Military Leaders in Challenges of Command When Under Fire in Irregular Conflict

SW044 Living Historian Louie Bear's Heart Demonstrates Seminole Cultural Practices to Teach and Educate on Traditional Ways of Life

SW043 Just Who WERE the Black Seminoles?

SW042 Matt Griffin Uses Military Reenactment to Bring Alive the Black Seminole Warrior Spirit

SW041 Waging War Amidst Fear and Anxiety on the Frontier of 1830s Territorial Florida

SW040 Living in Fear and Anxiety on the Frontier of 1830s Territorial Florida

SW039 Army Victuals: Jerry Morris Takes Measure of Marchers by the Volume of their Vittles

SW038: Military Marcher Maps Full 1835 Major Dade Route on Fort King Road and Then Some

SW037 A More Detailed Look at how Major Dade Led His Troops to Massacre on Fort King Road

SW036 Major Dade's Column Battles Seminole Ambush on Fort King Military Road 185 Years Ago

SW035: Original Laumer's Legionnaire of 1963 recalls 1988 Second Major Dade Commemorative March on Fort King Military Road

SW034 Doubting Thomas: Did Dade Battle Survivor Truly Trek an Epic Feat of 60 miles Overnight to Break the News to Fort Brooke?

SW033 Second Seminole War Historical Hobbyist Jesse Marshall Walks the Walk to Talk the Talk

SW032 Frank Laumer and Co. Blaze New Path on an Old Trail in 1963, Retracing Fatal Steps of Major Dade's 1835 March along Fort King Military Road

SW031 Despite Close Call, 3rd Time is Still a Charm for Dade Marchers on 2004 Fort King Road Trek

SW030 On Whim, Ex-Paratrooper, Trucker Joins Laumer's Legion for 1988 March to Dade Battlefield; Remains a Stalwart Sentinel

SW029 Virtual March Honors Seminole Wars Combatants

SW028 Park Spotlight: Dade Battlefield State Park Commemorates Historic Military Event, Hosts Engaging Year-Round Events, Programs

SW027 Why a SECOND Seminole War? Federal Government's Eminent Domain Land Grab Fueled Removal Demands & Invited Imminent Conflict

SW026 War Pressure Forges Lasting Cultural Identity Among Loosely Aligned Seminole Bands

SW025 Archaeologists Reconcile Discrepancies, Omissions in Withlacoochee Cove Battle Accounts

SW024 Black Seminole Leaders Offered Key Support, Collaboration to Native Resistance

SW023 Battle Log: A Short Review of the Long Seminole Wars and Noteworthy Events

SW022 Newnan's 1812 Raid Nearly Leads to 1835 Dade-like Massacre

SW021 Prelude to the Seminole Wars: American 'Patriot' Invasion of Spanish East Florida in 1812

SW020 Seminole War Interpreter, Craftsman Trades on Past to Preserve Tribe's Future

SW019 Crack Survey Team Sights Forgotten Forts Shrouded in Florida Foliage

SW018 Road to Ruin: Retracing the old Fort King Military Road by Strategy

SW017 God Willing a Creek Will Rise: Reinterpreting David Moniac's Heroism and Death at Wahoo Swamp Battle

SW016 Educator Extols Black Seminole Leader John Horse as Florida's First Freedom Fighter

SW015 EFA, A Seminole Dog's Life During Wartime

SW014 Last Roll Call: An 1842 March Carries Fallen Soldiers to Final St Augustine Resting Place

SW013 Sturdy yet Supple Chickees Symbolize Seminole Removal Defiance

SW012 Florida Historical Society Sources Seminole Wars Studies

SW011 Ambush and Anguish in Alachua County

SW010 They're Still Standing: Monuments, Markers & Statues of Florida Seminole Wars

SW009 'Gone to Florida to Fight the Indians' -- A.Henderson, Marine Corps' Commandant, 1836

SW008 'Bard of the South' Sings of Seminole Wars

SW007 Captain Coe Advocates for the Red Patriots

SW006 A Seminole Looks Back...and Forward

SW005 Second Seminole War as a Florida Negro War

SW004 Finding a Lost Battlefield of the Seminole Wars

SW003 A National Newspaper Chronicles the War

SW001 What were the Seminole Wars?

SW002 Removal spawns resistance