This narrative recounts the harrowing events of the Indian War in Florida, including a detailed description of Major Dade's massacre and the extreme hardships faced by the army, which resorted to consuming horses and dogs due to severe food shortages. The author describes the challenges encountered, including the burial of volunteers from various states and the presence of numerous sick soldiers in the Fort. Among them is a survivor from Dade's command, who provides a firsthand account of the tragic events. This work is a reproduction of a significant historical text, published by Forgotten Books, which aims to preserve and share rare and classic literature. Utilizing advanced technology, Forgotten Books reconstructs the original format while addressing imperfections found in aged copies. While some flaws may remain, they are typically repaired to maintain the integrity of the historical work. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the complexities and struggles of this period in American history.
