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Delve into the rich and often tumultuous history of early Florida with George R. Fairbanks' "The Spaniards in Florida." This meticulously researched work explores the pivotal era of Spanish colonization, from the mid-16th to the late 18th century. Journey back to 1564 and witness the notable Huguenot settlement that preceded Spanish dominion.
Fairbanks expertly chronicles the founding and development of St. Augustine in 1565, revealing the antiquities and historical significance of the oldest continuously inhabited European-established settlement in the United States.
A vital resource for understanding Florida's colonial past, this book sheds light on the complex interactions between European powers and the land that would become part of the American South. Perfect for anyone interested in Florida history, colonial history, or the legacy of Spanish Florida in the Americas. "The Spaniards in Florida" remains a significant contribution to our understanding of this formative period.
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