Through swamp and glade : a tale of the Seminole war

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Front Matter

A bit of the Florida wilderness

Mr. Troup Jeffers plots mischief

The slave-catchers at work

Capture and escape of Nita Pacheco

A Forest Betrothal

Cruel death of Ul-we, the staghound

Coacoochee in the clutches of White Ruffians

Ralph Boyd the Englishman

Mysterious disappearance of a sentinel

Fontaine Salano's treachery and its rewards

"The Seminole must go"

Chen-o-wah is stolen by the slave-catchers

"Wiley Thompson, where is my wife?"

Osceola signs the treaty

Louis Pacheco bides his time

Osceola's revenge

On the verge of the Wahoo Swamp

Coacoochee's first battle

Ralph Boyd and the slave-catcher

An alligator and his mysterious assailant

Battle of the Withlacoochee

The young chief makes a timely discovery

Shakespeare in the forest

Bogus Indians and the real articles

A swamp stronghold of the Seminoles

Two spies and their fate

Anstice saves the life of a captive

The mark of the wildcat

Treacherous capture of the Coacoochee and Osceola

In the dungeons of the ancient fortress

A daring escape

Nita hears that Coacoochee is dead

Told by the Magnolia Spring

Following a mysterious trail

Fate of the slave-catchers

Peace is again proposed

Coacoochee is again made prisoner

Douglass fulfils his mission

The bravest girl in Florida

A double wedding and the setting sun