America Its Geographical History 1492 1892 Six Lectures Delivered to Graduate
America Its Geographical History 1492 1892 Six Lectures Delivered to Graduate
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Shea in his work on the Discovery of the Mississippi Valley, referring to the same expedition, that of La Salle trying to reach the Mississippi by sea, makes another guess as to the bay then sought under the name of Espiritu Santo, and thinks it the " Appalachee, " [p. 190. ] Both Professor Fiske and Mr. Winsor make the statement that Pineda named the river he discovered the Rio del Espiritu Santo ; and the latter even refers to his authority for the description in which the statement occurs, n...amely, Navarrete, III. 64. Professor Fiske, however, does not here indulge his readers' curiosity as to his sources of information. What shall we say, then, to the fact that Navarrete, in his descrip- tion of the expedition of Pineda, entirely fails to name the Rio del Espiritu Santo, or give any other name to the river at whos. E mouth Pineda made so long a stay. He merely de- scribes it as "a river of very great volume, " then proceeds with the history of the expedition. As there are several other points which are of value in determining whether or not Supplement, 143 Pineda was on the Mississippi, a literal translation of the passage that contains the pith of the matter in question is here given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shea in his work on the Discovery of the Mississippi Valley, referring to the same expedition, that of La Salle trying to reach the Mississippi by sea, makes another guess as to the bay then sought under the name of Espiritu Santo, and thinks it the " Appalachee, " [p. 190. ] Both Professor Fiske and Mr. Winsor make the statement that Pineda named the river he discovered the Rio del Espiritu Santo ; and the latter even refers to his authority for the description in which the statement occurs, n...amely, Navarrete, III. 64. Professor Fiske, however, does not here indulge his readers' curiosity as to his sources of information. What shall we say, then, to the fact that Navarrete, in his descrip- tion of the expedition of Pineda, entirely fails to name the Rio del Espiritu Santo, or give any other name to the river at whos. E mouth Pineda made so long a stay. He merely de- scribes it as "a river of very great volume, " then proceeds with the history of the expedition. As there are several other points which are of value in determining whether or not Supplement, 143 Pineda was on the Mississippi, a literal translation of the passage that contains the pith of the matter in question is here given.
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