The Dade Massacre - A Brutal Attack On The U S Military The Spark For A War

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The Dade Massacre - A Brutal Attack On The U.S. Military The Spark For A War
This is my first take on a historical True Crime style documentary/ story. I hope you enjoy it took a lot off work and research but it paid off and I learned a ton. The story of the Dade massacre the spark that ignited the second Seminole war. The spark that effected thousands of people and cost more money than any other Indian war.
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Комментарии : 28

@donnapadgett6583 Год назад

You did a great job. Very informative. God bless you 😊 🙏

@jeffhistoryrogers5544 11 месяцев назад

To think that I had an Ancestor born and raised in Florida in the early 1820’s who lived through all that. 😮

@Floridahistorian1835 Год назад

I’m a reenactor and volunteer at Dade Battlefield Historic State Park in Bushnell, Florida. I portray a United States Soldier. If you would like a tour for a video or just for personal knowledge let me know. Thank You!

@cheaplaughkennedy2318 Год назад

Really good episode 👌

@RelicHuntingFlorida Год назад

Thanks I had a lot of fun with this one doing the research and trying new stuff editing

@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat Год назад

Thank you for researching and sharing the history of your area. So sad that land and territories were fought so brutally. If one thing it has taught us is never to repeat it and work with peacefully outcomes.

@lindacassell1979 Год назад

I love how you love history! It makes me proud.

@jayedrukas5007 Год назад

Great job Bryan. Do more history

@paulwillard9687 8 месяцев назад

The British victory at Rourkes Drift is a perfect example of battle around this period of troops outnumbered by native warriors yet the troops win the battle, a battle you should look at it was depicted in the film Zulu

@johndodson4527 Год назад

Interesting.thank you.sad.

@cynthiaswearingen1037 Год назад

Very interesting. But I wonder what the government expected? The land belonged to the Natives first. Still, it's awful that so many soldiers lost their lives.❤️

@Floridahistorian1835 Год назад

@brucebeckley-ww6ph Год назад

I have recently come down from Indiana to Central Florida. Your detectorist videos are great. Do you ever dig or hunt native artifacts here?

@RelicHuntingFlorida Год назад

There is one 1 farm go to that has native american artifacts. The farm next door supposedly has but trying to get permission there

@Floridahistorian1835 Год назад

It is also a felony in the State of Florida to metal detect on State land with a permit.

@JK-dp6ye Год назад

Great history lesson and video! I've been amazed by what can be found by just walking a shoreline etc. A rather forgotten War, BUT a major one for Florida in every aspect 💯. Currently reading "An Englishman in the Seminole War" by Randal J. Agostini. Amazing 1st hand accounts ALL over Florida.

@paulwillard9687 8 месяцев назад

I didn’t think Florida was one of the original 13 British colonies, I ask as a Briton who cherishes our special relationship with the USA

@robertbates6057 7 месяцев назад

It wasn't. It was ceded from Spain in 1819.

@talcadetector4018 Год назад

Hola amigo lo felicito por su video y ese lindo lugar para detectar, éxito en sus aventuras y hallazgos, saludos cordiales desde chile para usted compañero 🙋‍♂️⛏️🇨🇱👏👍🤝

@pauljenkins4232 Год назад

Sounds like they all had a tough time, very interesting

@myyoustore5183 3 месяца назад

Your title does not make since. The black Americans and Native Americans were defending themselves. How is that brutal attack?

@yankeetimeline Год назад

Very interesting story. One point though. Scalping was learned by the native Americans by whites that claimed Indian scalps as bounties. Definitely a cruel history here in America. But fascinating!

@Floridahistorian1835 Год назад

I’m a reenactor and volunteer at Dade Battlefield Historic State Park in Bushnell, Florida. I portray a United States Soldier. From my studies of the Seminoles scalping was extremely rare. One of the only documented scalping done by the Seminole was when Osceola killed and scalped General Wiley Thompson at Fort King in present day Ocala, Florida. If you would like a tour of Dade Battlefield for a video or just for personal knowledge let me know. Thank You.

@SamCulperJr 2 месяца назад

Yeah that’s bullshit buddy. Instead of reading mainstream lies. Look into actual history. Earliest known evidence of scalping was found dated to the Mesolithic period, in modern day Sweden. Due to scalping marks on skulls dating 5,000 years ago. Another is, far more substantial evidence in North America dating to nearly 600ad. Commonly practiced by the plains Indians. Stop spreading lies and be proud. Scalping is frankly an innate human trait.