Tracts and Other Papers Relating Principally to the Origin, Settlement, and Progress of the Colonies in North America: From the Discovery of the Country to the Year 1776, Volume 4Peter Force P. Force, 1846 - United States |
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... land of Florida , her next neighbour : Out of the foure yeeres continuall trauell and disco- uerie , for aboue one thousand miles East and West , of Don Ferdinando de Soto , and sixe hundred able men in his companie . Wherin are truly ...
... land of Florida , her next neighbour : Out of the foure yeeres continuall trauell and disco- uerie , for aboue one thousand miles East and West , of Don Ferdinando de Soto , and sixe hundred able men in his companie . Wherin are truly ...
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... land , which were one hundred and fiftie horsemen , being diuided into two parts , because they would not oppresse the inhabitants , trauelled by S. Espirito , which is 60. leagues from Puerto del- los principes . The food which they ...
... land , which were one hundred and fiftie horsemen , being diuided into two parts , because they would not oppresse the inhabitants , trauelled by S. Espirito , which is 60. leagues from Puerto del- los principes . The food which they ...
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... land of Florida ; This place was called Baya de and because of the shoalds , they came to an anchor Spirito Sancto , a league from the shore . On Friday the 30. of being on the May they landed in Florida , two leagues from a Florida ...
... land of Florida ; This place was called Baya de and because of the shoalds , they came to an anchor Spirito Sancto , a league from the shore . On Friday the 30. of being on the May they landed in Florida , two leagues from a Florida ...
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... land of Florida , and who he was and what conference he had with the Gouer- nor . T His Christians name was John Or ... land and they demanded it of foure or fiue Indians , which walked along the sea shore : and they bad them by signes ...
... land of Florida , and who he was and what conference he had with the Gouer- nor . T His Christians name was John Or ... land and they demanded it of foure or fiue Indians , which walked along the sea shore : and they bad them by signes ...
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... land was better then that of the sea coast , and more fruitfull and plentifull of maiz . Whereof the Gouernour re- ceiued great contentment : and said that he desired no more then to finde victuals , that hee might goe into the maine land ...
... land was better then that of the sea coast , and more fruitfull and plentifull of maiz . Whereof the Gouernour re- ceiued great contentment : and said that he desired no more then to finde victuals , that hee might goe into the maine land ...
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