Delve into the captivating, "unwritten history of old St. Augustine," Florida, exploring the Spanish colonial period from 1565 to 1763. This meticulously prepared volume sheds light on a formative era in the state's past, offering a unique perspective on the area's local history. Uncover the stories and sources that shaped St. Augustine during its time as a Spanish colony, a vital piece of Latin American and Southern United States history. A valuable resource for anyone interested in colonial America and the enduring legacy of Spanish influence, this book offers insights into a significant period in Florida's development. Explore the historical tapestry of St. Augustine and understand its foundational roots.
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