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above the 31st parallel to the United States.) He denounced the treaties Alexander McGillivray had negotiated with Spain and the U.S., threatened to declare war against the U.S. unless it returned Muscogee lands that he claimed it had taken illegally, and issued a death sentence against
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Kinache, his father-in-law and most powerful ally. Several English adventurers from the Bahamas served as the government administrators. Bowles built a three-ship navy and attacked Spanish ships off the coast of Florida. In August 1800, a Spanish armed force set out to destroy
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in 1799, Bowles made himself "Director General and Commander-In-Chief of the Muskogee Nation", and, on October 31, he issued a proclamation declaring the 1796 treaty between Spain and the United States void because it ignored the Natives' sovereignty over Florida.
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in March 1802 briefly ended hostilities between Britain and France and Spain, and news of this ceasefire left Bowles discredited, the Seminoles (including Kinache) signing a treaty with Spain in August.
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over the Native fur-trade, and allowed him to return to the Muscogee as an agent of a rival company. During this period, he developed his idea of a Native American state. He failed to capture Panton's
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and lower Chattahoochee Creeks because of his generous supply of gunpowder, and of his promises to get more when he captured the Panton-Leslie store at the presidio of
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in Havana, where he died in 1805. The State of Muskogee demonstrated Spain's inability to control the interior of Florida.
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basin, where he gained support for a free state of Muskogee, assuring the Lower Creeks and Seminoles of British support.
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family, during the American Revolutionary War, William Bowles was commissioned at age 14 with the rank of Ensign in the
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into a single nation that could resist the expansion of the United States. Bowles enjoyed the support of the
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Muscogee wives and becoming heir to a Muscogee chiefdom. He led a band of Lower Creek warriors at the
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By 1803, the U.S. and Spain were conspiring against Bowles, who no longer enjoyed British support.
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On 16 January 1792, Bowles led a large band of Muscogee warriors who captured and looted the
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store, and became a fugitive from Spanish authorities, spending the next few years between
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William Augustus Bowles (1763-1805) was also known as Estajoca, his Muscogee name.
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in 1781, a period when he developed a lifelong enmity with the Upper Creek chief
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who lived among the Muscogee, and envisioned uniting the Native Americans of the
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Spanish attacks forced him to relocate the capital to the Native town of
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laid a trap for him at a tribal council at the town of
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