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The Exiles of Florida

Note 56 — Chapter VI · FURTHER EFFORTS TO ENSLAVE THE EXILES.

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Vide Am. State Papers, Vol. VI, pages 411, 412. It will be observed that General Jackson discarded the term “maroon,” used by Penieres, as that in Jamaica, signifies “free negroes of the mountains,” who once fled from service, but have maintained their liberty so long that they cannot be identified, and are therefore admitted to be free.

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