The Seminole Indians of Florida (Esprios Classics)

It will be convenient for me to describe the Florida Seminole as they present themselves first as individuals and next as members of a society. I know it is impossible to separate really the individual as such from the individual as a member of society; nevertheless there is the man as we see him having certain characteristics which we call personal or his own whencesoever derived having a certain physique and certain distinguishing psychical qualities. As such I will first attempt to describe the Seminole. Then we shall be able the better to look at him as he is in his relations with his fellows: in the family in the community or in any of the forms of the social life of his tribe.