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Pelican Bay
Pelican Bay

By Charlotte Douglas

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America on five bullets a day
America on five bullets a day

By Raybon Kan

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Operation Dewey
Operation Dewey

By Kirby Rogers

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In 1943, two ten-year-old boys playing amateur detectives uncover a Nazi spy ring after observing that a stranger keeps visiting an abandoned lumber mill in their Jacksonville, Florida, neighborhoo...

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Bridging the gap
Bridging the gap

By Robert W. Saunders

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Family records of the African American pioneers of Tampa and Hillsborough County
Ponce de Leon and the discovery of Florida
Hidden treasures
Hidden treasures

By Valerie Ann Leeds

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Miami
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Sharks and shark products in prehistoric south Florida
A decade of distinction
A decade of distinction

By Jim Freer

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