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Seminole Son: The story of Wiley Joy

Seminole Son: The story of Wiley Joy

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ISBN13: 9798997591816
Publisher: Dee Yates California Publishing
Pages: 416
Weight: 1.06
Height: 0.93 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

In 1806, four-year-old William Wiley Joy was sitting on a corral rail in the Carolina backcountry watching his father break a colt when Seminole raiders came out of the trees. By nightfall he was three days gone. His parents survived. They never found him.

He grew up in Spanish Florida as Moves With Horses, the adopted son of a woman named Morning Light, raised among the people who had taken him. He learned their language until his English fell away entirely. He learned their land, their horses, and their ways of war, and at fourteen he stood in an American fort while a clerk wrote his description into a book he could not read. In time the frightened white child became a warrior with a Muskogee name - respected by many, and feared by the chief who had once ordered him killed.

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