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portada Exodus to Nacimiento: The Epic Tale Of John Horse, The Black Seminoles, And Birth Of The Buffalo Soldiers.
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
532
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9798902974659

Exodus to Nacimiento: The Epic Tale Of John Horse, The Black Seminoles, And Birth Of The Buffalo Soldiers.

O'Neal, Ronald K. (Author) · Dorrance Publishing Company · Paperback

Exodus to Nacimiento: The Epic Tale Of John Horse, The Black Seminoles, And Birth Of The Buffalo Soldiers. - O'Neal, Ronald K.

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Synopsis "Exodus to Nacimiento: The Epic Tale Of John Horse, The Black Seminoles, And Birth Of The Buffalo Soldiers."

What does it mean to be truly free, and what does it cost to remain that way? In Exodus to Nacimiento, Ronald K. O’Neal tells the powerful and largely untold story of John Horse, a man born into the shadow of slavery who rises to lead his people through war, exile, and relentless pursuit of freedom. This sweeping historical novel brings to life the world of the Black Seminoles, African Americans who escaped bondage and built communities alongside the Seminole Nation in the swamps of Florida. The story begins with a young boy who arrives in a hidden village where freedom is fragile but real. He grows up surrounded by a diverse community shaped by African heritage, Native traditions, and the constant threat of destruction. As American forces push south and conflict becomes inevitable, the boy begins to understand that freedom is not a gift but a responsibility that must be defended at all costs. As he matures into John Horse, he becomes more than a witness to history. He becomes a leader, strategist, and symbol of resistance. Through his journey, readers experience the Seminole Wars, forced migrations, and the long fight for survival across borders and generations. Each step forward comes with sacrifice, and every decision carries the weight of an entire people’s future. O’Neal’s storytelling captures both the brutality of the era and the resilience of those who refuse to be broken. The novel explores identity, loyalty, and the difficult balance between survival and dignity. It reveals how communities endure when everything around them is designed to erase them. Library of Congress Control Number: 2026918303

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