Ferdinadus Sotto treibt grosse Wüterey in der Landschafft Florida, darinnen er Guvernator war/läst auch etlichen Könischen die Händ abhawen.
Bry, de Theodor, Dietrich ( 1528 - 1598 ) Frankfurt a.M.
Verlag: Artist: Bry de Theodor Dietrich ( - 1598 ) Frankfurt aM; issued in: Frankfurt on Main; Bry de Theodor Dietrich ( 1528 - 1598 ) Frankfurt aM; Theodorus de Bry (1528-1598) Frankfurt aM Around 1570 Theodorus de Bry a Protestant fled religious persecution south to Strasbourg along the west bank of the Rhine In 1577 he moved to Antwerp in the Duchy of Brabant which was part of the Spanish Netherlands or Southern Netherlands and Low Countries of that time (16th Century) where he further developed and used his skills as a copper engraver Between 1585 and 1588 he lived in London where he met the geographer Richard Hakluyt and began to collect stories and illustrations of various European explorations most notably from Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues De, 1528
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Technic: Copper print; colorit: colored; condition: Missing part at center perfectly replaced; size (in cm): 17 x 19 cm; llustration shows how Ferdinand Sotto cut off the hands of the then Florida kings. History: Virginia received its name in honor of Queen Elizabeth I of England from Walter Raleigh during his expedition in 1584, when he It is known as the Sunshine State. The peninsula of the same name was discovered by the Spanish explorers during Easter and named after it: Easter also means Pascua Florida in Spanish. The east coast of Florida was discovered in 1513 by the Spaniard Juan Ponce de León. In 1521 Ponce de León - equipped and accompanied by a group of settlers - traveled again to Florida to found a colony there for Spain, which was destroyed by the indigenous population. In 1528 the conquistador Pánfilo de Narváez, who hoped to find gold in Florida, explored the west coast of the peninsula, but also failed due to the hostility of the locals. Narváez eventually suffered a shipwreck, but his officer Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca survived, returned to Spain and was able to report on the expedition there. Hernando de Soto was encouraged to try an invasion again in 1539. Like Narváez, De Soto landed on the west coast and embarked on an extensive expedition through the southeast of what is now the USA, but neither gold nor a suitable location for the founding of a colony was found, so that the Spaniards after De Soto's death Expedition tasks. In 1562, the Frenchman Jean Ribault, who was looking for a possible settlement for Huguenot emigrants, explored the mouth of the St. Johns River on the east coast of Florida. In 1586 San Agustín was attacked and plundered by the English privateer and later Vice Admiral Francis Drake. In the 17th century, English settlers in Virginia and the Carolinas continually tried to push the Spanish colony border further south. The French settlers on the lower reaches of the Mississippi River did the same. In 1702, the colonial governor of South Carolina, Colonel James Moore, had the town of San Agustín destroyed with the help of allied Muskogee Indians; however, he was unable to capture the Spanish fort. Two years later, Moore began burning Spanish missions in northern Florida and killing Indians who were on good terms with the Spaniards. In western Florida, the French took over the Spanish settlement in Pensacola, which had been in existence again since 1696, in 1719. After the Seven Years' War, Spain ceded Florida to Great Britain, which in turn gave the Spanish control of Havana. The indigenous people of Florida died thousands after the arrival of the first Spaniards because they were not immune to the diseases they introduced. Whole nations have been wiped out, and it is believed that after the British takeover of Florida, the Spaniards brought the few Indians who had survived their Catholic missions to Cuba to safety. In the course of the 18th century, however, the peninsula was again populated by Indians when parts of the Muskogee that had split between themselves began to flow in from the north. As a result of the Yamasee War, many Yuchi and Yamasee refugees also came to Florida. Despite their heterogeneous roots, these Indians were uniformly referred to as "Seminoles". Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers AMU1337_500
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Verlag: Artist: Bry de Theodor Dietrich ( - 1598 ) Frankfurt aM; issued in: Frankfurt on Main; Bry de Theodor Dietrich ( 1528 - 1598 ) Frankfurt aM; Theodorus de Bry (1528-1598) Frankfurt aM Around 1570 Theodorus de Bry a Protestant fled religious persecution south to Strasbourg along the west bank of the Rhine In 1577 he moved to Antwerp in the Duchy of Brabant which was part of the Spanish Netherlands or Southern Netherlands and Low Countries of that time (16th Century) where he further developed and used his skills as a copper engraver Between 1585 and 1588 he lived in London where he met the geographer Richard Hakluyt and began to collect stories and illustrations of various European explorations most notably from Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues De
Erscheinungsdatum: 1528
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Artist: Bry de Theodor Dietrich ( - 1598 ) Frankfurt aM ; issued in: Frankfurt on Main ; ca: 1595; - Theodorus de Bry (1528-1598) Frankfurt aM Around 1570 Theodorus de Bry a Protestant fled religious persecution south to Strasbourg along the west bank of the Rhine In 1577 he moved to Antwerp in the Duchy of Brabant which was part of the Spanish Netherlands or Southern Netherlands and Low Countries of that time (16th Century) where he further developed and used his skills as a copper engraver Between 1585 and 1588 he lived in London where he met the geographer Richard Hakluyt and began to collect stories and illustrations of various European explorations most notably from Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues Depiction of Spanish atrocities in the New
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Buchbeschreibung Technic: Copper print; colorit: colored; condition: Missing part at center perfectly replaced, size (in cm): 17 x 19 cm; - llustration shows how Ferdinand Sotto cut off the hands of the then Florida kings.; - Special feature: From the 5th book of Th. De Bry. Artikel-Nr. AMU1337
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