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Worth concentrates on those passages from the Spanish documentation that [describe] the mission towns and populations, the Anglo-sponsored Indian aggression against them, and official Spanish reaction from the provincial capital of St. Augustine. Particularly interesting are his extracts and commentaries dealing with the little known Chichimeco, who were the first to attack the Guale islands in 1661. - Journal of Southern History ""An excellent job of positioning documents in the context of other published primary source material on Florida. Annotations about the physical attributes of the original manuscripts, the identification of individuals and places and notes on historical context are all excellent.... Worth is to be commended for his overview, annotations, and maintenance of the integrity and context of this collection."" - Ethnohistory

Struggle for the Georgia Coast

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      Publisher The University of Alabama Press
      Published 2/28/2007 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN-13 9780817354114
      978-0817354114
      ISBN-10 0817354115
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      Colonialism and imperialism

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      Trade Review
      Worth concentrates on those passages from the Spanish documentation that [describe] the mission towns and populations, the Anglo-sponsored Indian aggression against them, and official Spanish reaction from the provincial capital of St. Augustine. Particularly interesting are his extracts and commentaries dealing with the little known Chichimeco, who were the first to attack the Guale islands in 1661. - Journal of Southern History ""An excellent job of positioning documents in the context of other published primary source material on Florida. Annotations about the physical attributes of the original manuscripts, the identification of individuals and places and notes on historical context are all excellent.... Worth is to be commended for his overview, annotations, and maintenance of the integrity and context of this collection."" - Ethnohistory

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