Title |
The enduring Seminoles from alligator wrestling to ecotourism
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Names |
West, Patsy.
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Book Number |
BRC01293
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Title Status |
In Process
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Medium |
Braille
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Download Link |
Volume 1.
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Volume 2.
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Volume 3.
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Annotation |
This book traces the evolution of Seminole lifestyles from the isolated chickees of the early 20th century to the crowded boardwalks of tourist attractions. At the dawn of the 20th century, Florida's Seminoles lived in isolated settlements across the impenetrable Everglades, bolstering their subsistence economy by trading with small-town merchants in Ft. Lauderdale and Ft. Myers. Disease, technology, federal bureaucracy and especially tourism affected the Seminoles. Today a new image of the Seminoles has arisen, one of successful capitalists hosting tax-free 'smoke shops', casino gambling, and a Web site.
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Series |
Various. Florida history and culture
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Local Subject |
Adult Book - AD
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Adult Non-Fiction - AN
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History, United States - HUS
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Short Book - SH
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History - Indian/Native American history - HUSI
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History - HST
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Sociology - SOC
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Business - BUS
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LC Subject |
Mikasuki Indians - Economic conditions
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Seminole Indians - Economic conditions
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Mikasuki Indians - Ethnic identity
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Seminole Indians - Ethnic identity
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Tourism - Florida
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Call Number |
330.97590089973 ANF
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Language |
English
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Released |
2008
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Publication Info |
Daytona Beach, FL : Florida Bureau of Braille and Talking Book Library Services, 2008 (Pinellas Braille Group, transcribing agency)
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Original Publication |
Transcription of: Gainesville : University Press of Florida, 2008. 9780813032139
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