Journey into the heart of the American Southwest with George Parker Winship's "The Coronado Expedition, 1540-1542." This meticulously reproduced historical account chronicles Francisco Vásquez de Coronado's ambitious entrada in search of the fabled Cities of Gold. Excerpted from a key Smithsonian Institution report, this volume offers a detailed examination of Coronado's exploration, providing invaluable insight into the early interactions between Spanish conquistadors and the indigenous peoples of the region.
Delve into a pivotal moment in American history as Winship recounts the challenges and discoveries of the expedition. This enduring work sheds light on the complexities of exploration, cultural exchange, and the lasting impact of Spanish influence on the Southwest. Ideal for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in exploration, early American history, and the legacy of Coronado. A timeless exploration of a transformative period.
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