| [PART FIRST] |
| PAGE |
| Facts of the Earlier Days | [1] |
| Origin of Troubles | [6] |
| Efforts at Indian Removal | [11] |
| The Massacre of General Thompson and of Dade’s Forces | [15] |
| A Dishonored Treaty | [19] |
| As-se-ho-lar, The Rising Sun, or Osceola | [21] |
| Osceola’s Capture | [26] |
| The Hidden War Camp | [30] |
| Wild Cat and General Worth | [33] |
| Indian Warfare | [38] |
| “Dat Seminole Treaty Dinner” | [41] |
| [PART SECOND] |
| The Present Condition and Attitude of the Seminoles | [53] |
| National Indian Association, Its Work, and Its Results, Episcopal Mission | [65] |
| The Friends of the Florida Seminoles | [68] |
| Our Duty to These Wards of the Nation | [76] |
| Chieftain Tallahassee | [79] |
| Increasing | [84] |
| Appearance and Dress | [87] |
| Independence and Honor | [90] |
| The Seminole’s Unwritten Verdict of the White Race | [93] |
| Endurance and Feasts | [95] |
| The Hunting Dance | [100] |
| Slavery | [106] |
| Hannah | [107] |
| Unwritten Laws | [108] |
| Gens and Marriage | [114] |
| Beauty and Music | [116] |
| Relationship to the Aztecs and Eastern Tribes | [118] |
| Seminoles at Home—The Everglades | [126] |
| Alligator Hunting | [139] |
| Bear Hunting with the Seminoles | [142] |
| Captain Tom Tiger (Mic-co-Tus-te-nug-ge) | [148] |
| Nancy Osceola | [154] |
| Billy Bowlegs | [155] |
| Religion | [162] |
| Brought Back | [168] |
| Mounds | [169] |
| Picture Writing | [171] |
| Medicine | [172] |
| Abiding Words of Beauty | [174] |
| Conclusion | [179] |
| [SUPPLEMENT] |
| The Least Known Wilderness of America | [185] |
| The Land of the Seminole | [187] |
| Crossing the Everglades by Aeroplane | [190] |
| Everglade Geyser | [192] |
| Seminole History Reviewed | [194] |
| The 1917 Land Bill | [199] |
| A Visit to a Seminole Camp | [204] |
| Visitors from the Everglades | [207] |
| Stem-o-la-kee | [214] |
| Home and Religion | [223] |
| Seminole Incidents | [224] |
| Messages from the Everglades | [227] |
| Seminoles First Suffragists | [229] |
| Osceola—the Garibaldi of the Seminoles | [231] |
| Shall Osceola’s Bones Be Removed? | [234] |
| A Bronze Statue in the Everglades | [236] |
| The Pocahontas of Florida | [242] |
| [VOCABULARY] |
| Introduction to Vocabulary | [253] |
| Words Regarding Persons | [255] |
| Parts of the Body | [256] |
| Dress and Ornaments | [258] |
| Dwellings, Implements, etc. | [260] |
| Food | [264] |
| Colors | [265] |
| Numerals | [265] |
| Divisions of Time | [266] |
| Animals, Parts of Body, etc. | [268] |
| Birds | [269] |
| Fish and Reptiles | [270] |
| Insects | [271] |
| Plants | [272] |
| The Firmament, Physical Phenomena, etc. | [273] |
| Kinship | [274] |
| Verbs, Phrases, Sentences | [274] |
| Indian Names of Some Present Seminoles | [279] |
| Rhythmical Names of Some Florida Rivers and Towns | [280] |