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George Bancroft, History of the Colonization of the United States, Vol. 1, 17th edition., Chapter 2: (search)
, Antonio de Mendoza, the new viceroy, had named Francisco Vasquez Coronado. On the arrival of the four pioneers, 1538. hened to subdue the vaunted provinces; the wise and prudent Coronado, parting from his lovely young wife and vast posses- Chovisions, and using the chargers for packhorses, followed Coronado from Sonora, than Melchior Diaz, selecting five and twente than twenty different languages; but hearing nothing of Coronado, he sailed back to New Spain, having ascertained that Lowties of Cibola were scarcely more considerable than Zuñi, Coronado despatched Pedro de Tobar with a party of horse to visit s not far from Isletta; A comparison of the letters of Coronado and of Jaramillo in Ramusio, and of the narrative of Casthe Indian who professed to know the way to Quivira; there Coronado himself appeared, after a tour among eight more southern g an opulent country, on the twenty-third of April, 1541, Coronado, with the false Indian as the pilot of his detachment, be