A Narrative of the expedition of Hernando de Soto into Florida published at Evora in 1557
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The narrative recounts an early colonial expedition along the southeastern North American coast, documenting preparations, the leader's rise to command, and the composition of the force. It records marches, skirmishes, logistical hardships, and encounters with indigenous communities, while offering geographic and ethnographic observations from participants. The translation preserves firsthand detail and is accompanied by the compiler's historical and biographical notes; the volume also collects related documents to frame the campaign within broader colonial activity.
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