Terror: Indigenous attacks, cold, hunger, disease, even cannibalism among the English Panic in the first European settlers of North America, the difficulty of survival, failure of the Spanish and …
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Gálvez's performance was decisive Louisiana´s Governor al later Virey of New Spain, he drove the English out of the Gulf of Mexico and the Mississippi River. It’s easy to forget that when the …
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On his coat of arms, "I only", Gálvez The life of Bernardo de Galvez can be used to make adventure stories, but based on real events Saber mas: I Alone; Bernado Gálvez’s American Revolution …
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Daniel Boone also swore allegiance to the King of Spain Daniel Boone hunter and explorer in Spanish Louissiana Living in Spanish Louisiana The mythical explorer of the 13 colonies, he was not only …
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Texas in the Revolutionary War The Texan cowboys already existed and they moved cattle to feed the army that fought against the English. If the English army had not been defeated and thousands of …
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George Washington's Victorious Christmas (1781) Washington and the Spanish George Washington in 1781, his happiest and saddest Christmas was spent among Spaniards. After the victory of Yorktown, …
A Washington Christmas with sad memories of Miralles A victory among George Washington's personal losses. A memory to family and friends who helped him so much until he defeated the British army in …
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Missouri and Spanish maps As a result of this Spanish exploration, maps were made that would be used in the subsequent preparation of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The first expedition It was …
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The note of the Ladies of Havana (Cuba) George Washington's army was crumbling. Lack of supplies and massive desertions. In addition, the French army reported that it only had supplies for 30 more …
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