Miccosukee

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• State officials learned to accept Buffalo Tiger's advocacy for the Miccosukee people, all of whom lived in isolated Everglades camps or near the Tamiami Trail.

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• The letter alludes to two eighteenth-century compacts between the Florida Indians and Spain as a basis for the Miccosukee claim to be a sovereign nation.

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• When it was time for Miccosukee representatives to testify, they presented a mixed message.

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• Over the next two years, several meetings were held in Washington and Florida to discuss the Miccosukee land issue, but nothing positive emerged.

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• The future was not so certain, however, for the Miccosukee people living along the Tamiami.

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• Madigan took up the Miccosukee cause in the pages of the organization's journal.

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• The long struggle of your Miccosukee Nation and the perseverance and courage of your indomitable and freedom-loving people is well known throughout the world.

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• The document, inscribed on a buckskin, recited the independent existence of the Miccosukee Nation and demanded that the government not interfere in the Miccosukees' lives.

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• From Buffalo Tiger's description of the process of constitutional development, it is apparent that Rex Quinn listened closely to the concerns of the Miccosukee people in advising them on how they might structure their government.

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• The Miccosukee people have a rich culture that includes traditional crafts and storytelling.

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