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a path to 1516. Florida; and Diego Miruelo, a careless sea-captain, sailing from Havana, is said to have approached the coast, and trafficked with the natives. He could not tell distinctly in what harbor he had anchored; he brought home specimens of gold, obtained in exchange for toys; and his report swelled the rumors, already credited, of the wealth of the country. Florida had at once obtained a governor; it now constituted a part of a bishopric. Florida del Inca, Vega, l. l. c II. Ens. Cron. d. i. Año Mdxvi. The expedition of Francisco Fernandez, of Cordova, 1517 leaving the port of Havana, and sailing west by south, discovered in 1517 the province of Yucatan and the Chap. II} 1517. Bay of Campeachy. He then turned his prow to the north; but, at a place where he had landed for supplies of water, his company was suddenly assailed, and he himself mortally wounded. In 1518, the pilot whom Fernandez had employed 1518. conducted another squadron to the same shores; an