A Correct And Authentic Narrative Of The Indian War In Florida; With A Description Of Maj. Dade'S Massacre, And An Account Of The Extreme Suffering, For Want Of Provision, Of The Army--Having Been Obliged To Eat Horses' And Dogs' Flesh, &C.

Focusing on the Indian War in Florida, this narrative details significant events such as Major Dade's massacre and the army's dire struggles for sustenance, including the consumption of horses and dogs. Recognized for its scholarly importance, the book serves as a vital historical document, preserving the experiences and hardships faced during the conflict. Presented in its original print format, it retains intentional marks and annotations to honor its authentic nature and ensure its legacy for future generations.