Seminole Indians Books

A Seminole father recounts the history of his tribe, including their escape from Spanish conquistadors, conflicts with Andrew Jackson, and the Trail of Tears.

The story of how Florida was acquired by the United States, involving conflicts with Spain, Native Americans, and runaway slaves.

A historical account of Andrew Jackson's invasion of Florida and its consequences for the Seminole Indians and the United States.

This book provides information about the Choctaw, Creek, Chickasaw, Cherokee, and Seminole tribes, including their government, lifestyle, and culture.

A teenage boy in the Seminole tribe recounts the Indian Removal Act, Trail of Tears, and its impact on Native Americans.

The story of James P. Beckwourth, a former slave who became a fur trader, explorer, and scout in the 19th century.

A somewhat disorganized and choppy story about Andrew Jackson's life, including his childhood, military career, presidency, and the Indian Removal Act.

The story recounts the events surrounding the acquisition of Florida by the United States, focusing on Andrew Jackson's role.