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July 27: The U.S. attacked Fort Negro in Florida, killing nearly 300 in an effort to capture Africans that escaped enslavement, 1815
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Published July 27, 2021

Map of Fort Gadsden, inside the breastwork that surrounded the original Negro Fort, James Gadsden
(Wikipedia)

July 27: The U.S. attacked Fort Negro in Florida, killing nearly 300 in an effort to capture Africans that escaped enslavement, 1815

 

 

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