The Chronicles of America Series, Volume 23 |
À l'intérieur du livre
Page 2
The nobles and gentry were swordsmen , crusaders , and spoilers of the
Egyptians - made such by centuries of war with the Moors — and they held all
labor and trade in scorn . Each year , more of the gold which annually poured into
the ...
The nobles and gentry were swordsmen , crusaders , and spoilers of the
Egyptians - made such by centuries of war with the Moors — and they held all
labor and trade in scorn . Each year , more of the gold which annually poured into
the ...
Page 31
His fingers were so worn from this labor that " did a straw but touch them they
would bleed ” ; and the sharp spikes of broken cane tore his naked flesh . For
nearly six years Vaca lived a slave among these Indians . He had long intended
to ...
His fingers were so worn from this labor that " did a straw but touch them they
would bleed ” ; and the sharp spikes of broken cane tore his naked flesh . For
nearly six years Vaca lived a slave among these Indians . He had long intended
to ...
Page 134
But the Spaniards , accustomed in America to living off the supplies and labor of
submissive natives , were not allured by the prospect of taming tall Creek
warriors , or of tilling the soil and hunting game to maintain themselves in the
wilderness ...
But the Spaniards , accustomed in America to living off the supplies and labor of
submissive natives , were not allured by the prospect of taming tall Creek
warriors , or of tilling the soil and hunting game to maintain themselves in the
wilderness ...
Page 151
... without setbacks . Disease and the adventurer's dislike of manual labor — the
same enemies that so FLORIDA 151.
... without setbacks . Disease and the adventurer's dislike of manual labor — the
same enemies that so FLORIDA 151.
Page 152
dislike of manual labor — the same enemies that so nearly wrecked the English
settlement at Jamestown several decades later - played their part in hampering
the growth of the Florida settlements . When the colonies might perhaps have ...
dislike of manual labor — the same enemies that so nearly wrecked the English
settlement at Jamestown several decades later - played their part in hampering
the growth of the Florida settlements . When the colonies might perhaps have ...
Avis des internautes - Rédiger un commentaire
Aucun commentaire n'a été trouvé aux emplacements habituels.
Autres éditions - Tout afficher
Expressions et termes fréquents
already American California called Carlos carried century chief coast colonists colony command continued Coronado crossed death discovered east English entered expedition explored Father five Florida followed forced four France Francisco Fray French friars gave given gold Governor hands head hold hope horses hundred Indians island journey Juan killed King labor land later leave lived looked Louisiana Luís Menéndez Mexico miles missionaries missions Mississippi mountains mouth natives needed northern ordered passed Philip Ponce port possession posts present province pueblo reached reports rest returned Río River route sailed Santa says sent settlement seven ships slaves soldiers Soto Spain Spaniards Spanish supplies taken Texas thousand told took town trade tribes turned Vaca valley vessels village West women
Informations bibliographiques
| Titre | The Chronicles of America Series, Volume 23 The Chronicles of America Series |
| Édition | abrégée |
| Publié | 1921 |
| Original provenant de | l'Université de Californie |
| Numérisé | 7 oct. 2010 |
| Exporter la citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |