Osceola
[os-ee-oh-luh, oh-sey‐]
- 1804–38, U.S. Indian leader: chief of the Seminole tribe.
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If Osceola had had any one to give him a lift, I suppose he would have been off, too.
A Jolly FellowshipFrank R. Stockton
Osceola did not live to see the defeat of the cause for which he had fought so resolutely.
The Land We Live InHenry Mann
Even the first one, from Osceola, was cleaned up and understood.
The Machine That Saved The WorldWilliam Fitzgerald Jenkins
Osceola's two wives and little daughters were in the company.
Four American IndiansEdson L. Whitney
It is said that Osceola was not allowed to rest in peace, even in death.
Four American IndiansEdson L. Whitney