Romantic Passages in Southwestern History Including Orations Sketches And Es
Romantic Passages in Southwestern History Including Orations Sketches And Es
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Inspired by these incitements, and thirsting for fame and conquest, HERNANDO DE SOTO, a Spanish cavalier, in the year 1538, fitted put an expedition for the con quest of Florida. He was a gentleman of high birth and connections, and had enriched and distinguished himself, by a campaign in Peru, under Pizarro. At his request, Charles V. Constituted him Governor of Cuba, and invested him with absolute power over the immense territory of Florida, which he undertook to subjugate at his own expense.... Fitting out a most splendid armament, in which was invested all his own wealth, and that of his companions, many of whom had amassed immense fortunes by previous enterprises in America, he set sail from the port of San Lucar of Barrimeda, on the 6th of April " as gaily as if it had been but the holiday excursion of a bridal party. " He stopped in the island of Cuba, long enough to make arrangements for its government, during his absence ; and then proceeded for Florida, which he reached in the month of May, 1539, and anchored in a bay, which he called Espiritu Santo ; now known as Tampa Bay.
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Inspired by these incitements, and thirsting for fame and conquest, HERNANDO DE SOTO, a Spanish cavalier, in the year 1538, fitted put an expedition for the con quest of Florida. He was a gentleman of high birth and connections, and had enriched and distinguished himself, by a campaign in Peru, under Pizarro. At his request, Charles V. Constituted him Governor of Cuba, and invested him with absolute power over the immense territory of Florida, which he undertook to subjugate at his own expense.... Fitting out a most splendid armament, in which was invested all his own wealth, and that of his companions, many of whom had amassed immense fortunes by previous enterprises in America, he set sail from the port of San Lucar of Barrimeda, on the 6th of April " as gaily as if it had been but the holiday excursion of a bridal party. " He stopped in the island of Cuba, long enough to make arrangements for its government, during his absence ; and then proceeded for Florida, which he reached in the month of May, 1539, and anchored in a bay, which he called Espiritu Santo ; now known as Tampa Bay.
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