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Texas Seminole Scouts: Descendants of Runaway Slaves

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The Texas Seminole Scouts were descendants of runaway slaves who fled into Florida before the Civil War. Freedom offered by the Spanish was all it took to encourage South Carolina and Georgia slaves to vote with their feet. Many blacks joined the Seminoles, and in some cases became slaves for the Seminoles as well. Although the Seminole […]

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