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Lostmans Heritage: Pioneers in the Florida Everglades is not just another history book. It is a captivating journey into the untamed wilderness that was once the Florida Everglades, where courageous men and women forged their lives against all odds. Awarded the prestigious Silver medal in the Annual 2021 Florida Authors and Publishers Association President’s Book Awards, this book is a must-read for history enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
Step into the shoes of the pioneers who called the Everglades their home, facing the unforgiving challenges of nature and the relentless pressures of society. They braved the danger, embraced the wild, and discovered what it truly meant to survive. Lostmans Heritage is an enthralling testament to their indomitable spirit, showcasing their triumphs and tribulations as they navigated an ever-changing landscape.
With each turn of the page, author [Author Name] takes you on a remarkable personal quest to uncover her ancestors' stories, tracing their journey from the slave country of Savannah to the rugged expanses of the Ten Thousand Islands. Immerse yourself in the captivating tales of Richard Hamilton, a remarkable man who defied the shackles of slavery and built a life against all odds. Discover the hidden secrets, from polygamy to bootlegging, fist fights to murders, and encounters with gangsters. Prepare to be enthralled by the tales of tomahawks and missing school teachers that echo through the pages of Lostmans Heritage.
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