The Epic of AmericaLittle, Brown,, 1959 - 405 páginas |
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... savages . The procession , living on plunder and food which had to be breathed upon by De Vaca to sanctify it , wound its way across Texas to the Rio Grande , and finally , after ten months ' journey through the wilderness , De Vaca ...
... savages . The procession , living on plunder and food which had to be breathed upon by De Vaca to sanctify it , wound its way across Texas to the Rio Grande , and finally , after ten months ' journey through the wilderness , De Vaca ...
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... savages attacked the intruders , whose numbers slowly dwindled . In 1542 , the natives had a great victory in northern Mississippi , where the whites had settled into winter quarters . The savages set fire to the camp , killed nine men ...
... savages attacked the intruders , whose numbers slowly dwindled . In 1542 , the natives had a great victory in northern Mississippi , where the whites had settled into winter quarters . The savages set fire to the camp , killed nine men ...
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... savages took with these colonists we do not know , but four years later , when ships again arrived , not a trace was to be found save an empty fort , on the wall of which was scrawled the word " Croatan . " The English had now for the ...
... savages took with these colonists we do not know , but four years later , when ships again arrived , not a trace was to be found save an empty fort , on the wall of which was scrawled the word " Croatan . " The English had now for the ...
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PREFACE | 3 |
THE RETURN OF QUETZALCOATL | 10 |
I | 21 |
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