Examines crimes committed against Maroons in the South.

Introduction -- Circumstances attending the early history of slavery in the colonies; exiles, efforts to restore them -- Further efforts to restore exiles -- Hostilities maintained by Georgia; First Seminole War commenced -- General hostilities -- Further efforts of the government to restore exiles to servitude -- Further efforts to enslave the exiles -- Commencement of the Second Seminole War -- Hostilities continued -- Hostilities continued -- The War continued; peace declared; General Jessup assumes command of the Army -- General Jessup overthrows his own efforts in favor of peace -- The renewal and prosecution of the War -- Vigorous prosecution of the War -- Great difficulties interrupt the progress of the War -- Difficulties in enslaving exiles continued -- Further difficulties in the work of enslaving the exiles -- Total failure of all efforts to enslave the exiles -- Further difficulties in prosecuting the War -- Hostilities continued -- Hostilities continued -- Close of the War -- History of exiles continued -- The re-union and final exodus.