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  DougSivad's Rothila Rothila~ a west african marketplace, or store "John Horse’s behind-the-throne influence may have been influential here. The Negro chief is still remembered for his insistence on amity with all Mexicans and strict avoidance of involvement in civil conflict. The Seminole would never fight with one bunch of Mexicans against another. 'Here we are,' John Horse would say, 'all living as in one house. How can I take up a gun and kill you, who are my brother, or how can I take up a gun for you and kill that other man, who is also my brother.'” — Kenneth Wiggins Porter, “The Seminole In Mexico, 1850–1861,”The Hispanic American Historical Review, Vol. XXXI, February, 1951, No. 1 SWACK ^ Historical Notes Past
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~ Some History &Lore~ 
Some Notes on Pre- Colonial West Africa
Pre Columbian Ancient African Voyages to the "lands of the setting sun"
Evolution of the Black Seminole Indians Istoko - A Seminole Folktale
In Indian Territory Black Seminole Indians the Freedmen
Into Coahuila, Mexico New names, new families, new culture, new life.
Texas - Back In The U.S.A. Same ol' story, same ol' lies
Muspa Underground Railroad to Mexico
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~ Bill of Fare ~ 
Doug Sivad author, actor, lecturer, producer, director
Muskoga Seminole Indians of Mexico & Texas --A Lecture
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Book-On-Disk The Black Seminole Indians of Mexico and the Mascog Plus BONUS History Muskogee Indian Underground Railroad to Mexico
Book-On-Disk Black Seminole Indians of Texas
Book-On-Disk A Bibliography Black Seminole Indians Mexico & Texas
Gone To Croatan Origins of American Dropout Culture
Ron Sakolsky & James Kroenlin
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AfriGeneas Black Indian Forum
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Linda Cousins-Newton's INTERNATIONAL UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
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