interview--Little-known warfare along Florida Panhandle-early 1800s

Renown Florida historian Dale Cox reports on the warfare involving Native American tribes (Cherokee, Creek, Seminole) , Brits, free blacks, Americans and Spaniards along the Florida Panhandle coast from 1812-1816.  Sadly, the Americans attacked and destroyed a fort filled with 300 freed blacks, their wives and children, in an effort to return them to enslavers. They had joined the British Army after escaping enslavement , which gave them freedom. They died as a free community.