AMERICAN

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• GOVERNORS

GOVERNORS OF

See also:

• FLORIDA

FLORIDA  . Territorial Governors . Andrew Jackson 182I-1822 William P . Duval 1822-1834 John H . Eaton . 1834-1835 Richard K . Call 1835-1840 Robert R . Reid . 1840-1841 Richard K . Call 1841-1844 John Branch , 1844-1845 ' State Governors . William D . Moseley 1845-1849 Democrat Thomas Brown .

1849-1853 Whig

James E . Broome 1853-1857 Democrat Madison S . Perry . 1857-1861 John Milton . . 1861-1865 William Marvin . 1865 Provisional David S . Walker 1865-1868 Democrat Harrison Reed . 1868-1872 Republican Ossian B . Hart . 1873-1874 Marcellus L . Stearns 1874-1877 George F . Drew .

1877-1881 Democrat William D . Bloxham 1881-1885

Edward A . Perry . 1885-1889 „ Francis P . Fleming 1889-1893 Henry L . Mitchell 1893-1897 William D . Bloxham 1897-1901 William S . Jennings 1901-1905 Napoleon B . Broward 1905-1909 Albert W . Gilchrist 1909- BIBLIOGRAPIIv.—Physical and economic conditions are discussed in a pamphlet (J91 pp.) published by the State Department of Agriculture, Florida, a Pamphlet Descriptive of its History, Topography, Climate, Soil, &c . (Tallahassee, 1904) ; in Climate, Soil and Resources of Florida (United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, 1882): A Preliminary Report on the Soils of Florida (United States Department of Agriculture, Division of Soils, Bulletin 13, 1898) ; C . L .

Norton's Handbook of Florida (2nd edition, New York, 1892); the volumes of the Twelfth Census of the United States (for 1900) which treat of Agriculture and Manufactures, and the Special Report on Mines and Quarries for 1902 . J . N . Mac-Gonigle's " Geography of Florida " (National Geographic Magazine, vol . 7), T . D . A . Cockerell's " West Indian Fauna in Florida " (Nature, vol . 46), L . F . Pourtales's " Flora and Fauna of the Florida Keys " (American Naturalist, vol . II), and C .

F . Millspaugh's Flora of the

Sand Keys of Florida (Chicago, 1907), a Field Columbian Museum publication, are of value . To sportsmen, C . B . Cory's Hunting and Fishing in Florida (Boston, 1896) and A . W. and A . Dimock's Florida Enchantments (New York, 1908) are of interest . For administration, see Wilbur F . Yocum's Civil Government of Florida (De Land, Florida, 1904) ; and the Revised Statutes of Florida (1892) . The standard history is that by G . R . Fairbanks, History of Florida (Philadelphia, 1871) .

This should be supplemented by D . G .

Brinton's Notes on the Floridian Peninsula, its Literary History, Indian Tribes and Antiquities (Philadelphia, 1859), which has an excellent descriptive bibliography of the early explorations ! Woodbury Lowery, The Spanish Settlements within the Present Limits of the United States (New York, vol. i., 1901; vol. ii., sub-title Florida, 1905) ; R . L . Campbell's Historical Sketches of Colonial Florida (Cleveland, 1892), which treats at length of the history of Pensacola; H . E . Chambers's West Florida and its Relation to the Historical Cartography of the Uniied States (Johns Hopkins Studies in Historical and Political Science, Series 16, No . 5) ; and Herbert B . Fuller's The Purchase of Florida; its History and Diplomacy (Cleveland, O., 1906) . The only published collections of documents relating to the state are Buckingham Smith's Collection de varios documentos Para la historia de la Florida y tierras adyacentes (London, 1857), and Benjamin F . French's Historical Collections of Louisiana (New York, 1846-1875) .