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Why U.S. forces had troublle defeating the Seminole?

Why U.S. forces had troublle defeating the Seminole?
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Why U.S. forces had troublle defeating the Seminole?

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The Seminoles, led by Alligator, Sam Jones, and the recently escaped Coacooche, were well positioned in a hammock surrounded by sawgrass. The ground was thick mud, and sawgrass easily cuts and burns the skin.
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The Seminoles were positioned and ready in a hammock surrounded by sawgrass. The sawgrass is rough and cuts through skin, and the ground was also extremely wet and muddy.
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