Historical Sketches of New Mexico From the Earliest Records to the American Oc
Historical Sketches of New Mexico From the Earliest Records to the American Oc
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Meanwhile the latter had concluded to act on the ad- vice of Alvarado as to wintering at Tiguex, and had sent Cardenas in advance to prepare quarters for the soldiers. This was done with much harshness and cruelty, the inhabitants being driven out of their houses, and not even allowed to take their goods, with the exception of the clothes they wore — a poor return for the hospitality extended by them to Alvarado. Coronado himself waited at Cibola until the arrival of Tristan de Arellano with re...-inforcements, and then set out for Tiguex with thirty men, leaving directions for the main body to follow in three weeks. Wishing to visit a province of eight villages of which he had heard, called Tutahaco, he took a different route from that by Acuco, and after great suffering from thirst in a desert region — (which must have been west of the 130 CORONADO.
present Fort Wingate), — he arrived by an eight days' march at the towns which he determined to see. This province of Tutahaco was evidently in the valley of the river now called San Jose, the only one of its towns still existing being the Pueblo of Laguna.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile the latter had concluded to act on the ad- vice of Alvarado as to wintering at Tiguex, and had sent Cardenas in advance to prepare quarters for the soldiers. This was done with much harshness and cruelty, the inhabitants being driven out of their houses, and not even allowed to take their goods, with the exception of the clothes they wore — a poor return for the hospitality extended by them to Alvarado. Coronado himself waited at Cibola until the arrival of Tristan de Arellano with re...-inforcements, and then set out for Tiguex with thirty men, leaving directions for the main body to follow in three weeks. Wishing to visit a province of eight villages of which he had heard, called Tutahaco, he took a different route from that by Acuco, and after great suffering from thirst in a desert region — (which must have been west of the 130 CORONADO.
present Fort Wingate), — he arrived by an eight days' march at the towns which he determined to see. This province of Tutahaco was evidently in the valley of the river now called San Jose, the only one of its towns still existing being the Pueblo of Laguna.
What to read after Historical Sketches of New Mexico From the Earliest Records to the American Oc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L Bradford Le Baron Bradford Prince to read onlineMoreLess
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