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John Hawk
John Hawk

By Beatrice Levin

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In the early 1800s runaway slave John White travels with the Indian warrior Osceola to a settlement in Florida, where he fights to remain free and becomes intimately involved in the struggles of th...

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Reflections of Florida
Reflections of Florida

By Donald D. Spencer

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Main Street, Florida
Main Street, Florida

By Donald D. Spencer

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Citrus crate labels of Florida
The Spaniards in Florida
Best restaurants, Florida
Best restaurants, Florida

By Robert W. Tolf

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Wildflowers
Wildflowers

By Richard Parker

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Traveling Florida
Traveling Florida

By Cathy Summerlin

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