The Conquest of Florida Under Hernando De Soto
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4. Portuguese Narrative, c. 12.
CONQUEST OF FLORIDA. 169 CHAPTER XVIII.
Juan de Anasco sets out in search of the Ocean The adventures he met with by the way He arrives at the bay, where he finds traces of Pamphilo de Narvaez.
1539. THE army remained quiet in the vil- lage of Anhayca for several days, recruiting from its past toils, although the enemy did not fail to continue their attacks both by night and day. The Governor now sent detachments of horse and foot to explore the surrounding count...ry for fifteen or twenty leagues. Arias Tinoco, and Andreas de Vasconceles, two captains, were sent in different directions to the northward. They returned, the one in eight, and the other in nine days, having met with no adventures worthy of record. Both reported that they had visited many populous villages, and that the VOL. I. I 170 CONQUEST OF FLORIDA.
country was fertile and free from morasses and extensive forests. Juan de Aiiasco, the Contador of the army, had been sent about the same time to the southward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. Portuguese Narrative, c. 12.
CONQUEST OF FLORIDA. 169 CHAPTER XVIII.
Juan de Anasco sets out in search of the Ocean The adventures he met with by the way He arrives at the bay, where he finds traces of Pamphilo de Narvaez.
1539. THE army remained quiet in the vil- lage of Anhayca for several days, recruiting from its past toils, although the enemy did not fail to continue their attacks both by night and day. The Governor now sent detachments of horse and foot to explore the surrounding count...ry for fifteen or twenty leagues. Arias Tinoco, and Andreas de Vasconceles, two captains, were sent in different directions to the northward. They returned, the one in eight, and the other in nine days, having met with no adventures worthy of record. Both reported that they had visited many populous villages, and that the VOL. I. I 170 CONQUEST OF FLORIDA.
country was fertile and free from morasses and extensive forests. Juan de Aiiasco, the Contador of the army, had been sent about the same time to the southward.
What to read after The Conquest of Florida Under Hernando De Soto?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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