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A Land So Strange
The Epic Journey of Cabeza de Vaca
Book • 1984
In 1528, a Spanish expedition to colonize Florida went awry, leaving only four survivors.
This book chronicles their decade-long journey across North America, detailing their interactions with indigenous peoples and their struggle to find a way back home.
Andrés Reséndez vividly portrays the vast and dynamic world of North America before European settlement.
This book chronicles their decade-long journey across North America, detailing their interactions with indigenous peoples and their struggle to find a way back home.
Andrés Reséndez vividly portrays the vast and dynamic world of North America before European settlement.
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Mentioned in 7 episodes
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as a deeper read on Cabeza de Vaca's journey and related history.


Jack Henneman
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#15 Cabeza de Vaca Part 4
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as a source and map used to illustrate the Narváez rafts' route and narrative details.


Jack Henneman
#13 The Narváez Expedition and Cabeza de Vaca Part 2
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as a book about Cortez and explorers' accounts of coming to America and Mexico.


Joe Rogan

#1637 - Action Bronson
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as a rollicking, page-turning history about Cabeza de Vaca's journey.


Jack Henneman
#12 The Narváez Expedition and Cabeza de Vaca Part 1
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as a recommended secondary source on Cabeza de Vaca and Texas coastal tribes.


Jack Henneman
#14 Cabeza de Vaca Part 3
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as a referenced source on colonial-era exploration and figures like Cabeza de Vaca.


Jack Henneman
#11 Florida Man!
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, it's a book about the early Spanish explorers' encounters with the Mayans.


Joe Rogan

#1990 - Bert Kreischer
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as a book detailing the spread of disease among Native Americans.

Elliott West

#2058 - Elliott West
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as a historical account of early European exploration in North America.

Clay Newcomb

#1674 - Clay Newcomb
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als lesenswertes Buch zur spanischen Eroberung Amerikas.

Mark Lauren

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