Chief Osceola " I'm not a Negro, or a slave, or black, I am an Indian" published in Harper's Weekly 1818
cried Osceola. "My skin is dark, but not black, I am all Indian, a Seminole
FREE "BLACK AMERICANS" & INDIANS IN COLONIAL VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, MARYLAND AND DELAWARE
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63 acres 'Rematriations’ return American Indians to their land
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