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In 1565, Pedro Menendez De Aviles sailed to Florida and fulfilled his duty to Phillip II by recapturing Frances's primary settlement, Fort Caroline, and executing the Fort's commander, Jean Ribault, along with his men. This work was based on the study of the key chroniclers and their writings.

Cabrera, Carranza, Casco de Mendoza, Cepeda, Chavez, Dogan, Fernández de Córdoba, Fernández de Enciso, Fernández Pedroso, Frías Sandoval, Funes, Gaete, Galayn, Gamiz de las Cuevas, González Filiano

The history of the Camino de Santiago extends over centuries leaving behind many legends, mysteries, traditions and heritage. It is one of the most traveled pilgrimage routes, with roads covering the entire peninsula that extend across the European continent. Carlos Taranilla reveals its secrets in this book.