"the White Man's Foot in Kansas."
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Later [after the army started for Titfuex] in her flight eastward, she fell into the hands of some Spaniards from Florida, who had penetrated thither on an explorintr tour. After returninK to New Spain. I heard from some of these men f Soto's] that the woman told them that for nine days she was (leein>r from just such men as they were, and she even named several of the captains [Coronado's]. From this fact wo were led to believe that we were then not far dis- tant from the region where they [So...to's army ] were then exploring." While Coronado was upon the point of starting for Quivira, Soto was prolwibly approaching western Arkan.sas, late in June or early in July. If the farthest advance of the former was. as before suggested, somewhat west of the present Pottawatomie reservation, it wa.x not impossible for the fugitive woman to traverse the intervening distance within the limit of nine days. The probable proximity of the two forces at this point naturally prompts the query why they did not meet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Later [after the army started for Titfuex] in her flight eastward, she fell into the hands of some Spaniards from Florida, who had penetrated thither on an explorintr tour. After returninK to New Spain. I heard from some of these men f Soto's] that the woman told them that for nine days she was (leein>r from just such men as they were, and she even named several of the captains [Coronado's]. From this fact wo were led to believe that we were then not far dis- tant from the region where they [So...to's army ] were then exploring." While Coronado was upon the point of starting for Quivira, Soto was prolwibly approaching western Arkan.sas, late in June or early in July. If the farthest advance of the former was. as before suggested, somewhat west of the present Pottawatomie reservation, it wa.x not impossible for the fugitive woman to traverse the intervening distance within the limit of nine days. The probable proximity of the two forces at this point naturally prompts the query why they did not meet.
What to read after "the White Man's Foot in Kansas."?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunbar, John Brown, 1841-1914. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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