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Notes on the Floridian Peninsula; its Literary History, Indian Tribes and Antiquities
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Barcia, p. 123, and cf., p. 128.
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Williams, Florida, p. 175.
269
Though Drake left nothing but the fort, and the dwellings were a second time destroyed by Col. Palmer, in 1727, yet Stoddard (Sketches of Louisiana, p. 120) says houses were standing in his time bearing the date 1571!
270
Hackluyt, Vol. III., p. 432. Pedro Morales adds, “The greatest number of Spanyards that have beene in Florida these sixe yeeres, was 300.”
271
Torquemada, Monarquia Indiana, Lib. XIX., cap. XX., p. 350.
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Nat. and Civ. Hist. of Fla., p. 175.
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Torquemada, Monarquia Indiana, Lib. XIX., cap. XX., p. 350; Barcia, Años 1603 and 1612.
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L’interieur, non plus que les parties de l’ouest et du Nord n’est pas en notre pouvoir. Voiages aux Indes Occidentales, T. I., p. 27.
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He published two Cedulas Reales for this purpose, bearing the dates Oct. 20, 1680, and Sept. 30, 1687.
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Barcia, p. 317; Careri, Voyage round the World, in Churchill’s Coll., Vol. IV., p. 537.
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God’s Protecting Providence, pp. 77-8.
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Maintenant ils sont presque touts Chrètiens. Louys Morery, Le Grand Dictionnaire Historique, ou le Melange Curieux, Vol. I., Art. Apalaches. (Amsterdam and La Haye, 1702.)
279
See the Report on Oglethorpe’s Expedition, and Col. Moore’s Letter to the Governor, in Carroll’s Hist. Colls. of S. C., Vol. II.
280
Williams, View of W. Fla., p. 107.
281
Alcedo, Dict. of America, Vol. I., p. 81.
282
God’s Protecting Providence, pp. 68-9.
283
Herman Moll, Thesaurus Geographus, Pt. II, p. 211, 4th ed. London, 1722.
284
Dickinson, God’s Protecting Prov., p. 63.
285
Roberts, Hist, of Fla., p. 15, and Francis Moore’s Voyage to Georgia.
286
Travels, p. 233.
287
Travels in E. Fla., p. 32, Darlington, Mems. of Bartram and Marshall, p. 284.
288
Nat. Hist. E. and W. Fla., pp. 277-8.
289
Nat. and Civil Hist. Fla. Preface and p. 175.
290
See his letter on the Antiquities of the State in Williams’ View of W. Fla., pp. 105-110.
291
The War in Fla., by a late Staff Officer, p. 5; see also, the account of Black Hoof in Morse’s Rep. on Ind. Affairs, App. p. 98, and cf. Archæol. Am., Vol. I. p. 273.
292
268
Williams, Florida, p. 175.
269
Though Drake left nothing but the fort, and the dwellings were a second time destroyed by Col. Palmer, in 1727, yet Stoddard (Sketches of Louisiana, p. 120) says houses were standing in his time bearing the date 1571!
270
Hackluyt, Vol. III., p. 432. Pedro Morales adds, “The greatest number of Spanyards that have beene in Florida these sixe yeeres, was 300.”
271
Torquemada, Monarquia Indiana, Lib. XIX., cap. XX., p. 350.
272
Nat. and Civ. Hist. of Fla., p. 175.
273
Torquemada, Monarquia Indiana, Lib. XIX., cap. XX., p. 350; Barcia, Años 1603 and 1612.
274
L’interieur, non plus que les parties de l’ouest et du Nord n’est pas en notre pouvoir. Voiages aux Indes Occidentales, T. I., p. 27.
275
He published two Cedulas Reales for this purpose, bearing the dates Oct. 20, 1680, and Sept. 30, 1687.
276
Barcia, p. 317; Careri, Voyage round the World, in Churchill’s Coll., Vol. IV., p. 537.
277
God’s Protecting Providence, pp. 77-8.
278
Maintenant ils sont presque touts Chrètiens. Louys Morery, Le Grand Dictionnaire Historique, ou le Melange Curieux, Vol. I., Art. Apalaches. (Amsterdam and La Haye, 1702.)
279
See the Report on Oglethorpe’s Expedition, and Col. Moore’s Letter to the Governor, in Carroll’s Hist. Colls. of S. C., Vol. II.
280
Williams, View of W. Fla., p. 107.
281
Alcedo, Dict. of America, Vol. I., p. 81.
282
God’s Protecting Providence, pp. 68-9.
283
Herman Moll, Thesaurus Geographus, Pt. II, p. 211, 4th ed. London, 1722.
284
Dickinson, God’s Protecting Prov., p. 63.
285
Roberts, Hist, of Fla., p. 15, and Francis Moore’s Voyage to Georgia.
286
Travels, p. 233.
287
Travels in E. Fla., p. 32, Darlington, Mems. of Bartram and Marshall, p. 284.
288
Nat. Hist. E. and W. Fla., pp. 277-8.
289
Nat. and Civil Hist. Fla. Preface and p. 175.
290
See his letter on the Antiquities of the State in Williams’ View of W. Fla., pp. 105-110.
291
The War in Fla., by a late Staff Officer, p. 5; see also, the account of Black Hoof in Morse’s Rep. on Ind. Affairs, App. p. 98, and cf. Archæol. Am., Vol. I. p. 273.
292
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