Description: Dust Jacket is in bad shape. Book itself is in great shape. Included is a letter regarding a lecture by the author. Haniel Long Souvenir Press, 1972 - History - 76 pages This is the tale of what men can and cannot do when they must do something or die. In late November, 1528, a handful of Spaniards, survivors of an ill-starred expedition to Florida, were washed ashore in the Gulf of Mexico. One of these was Nuez Cabeza de Vaca, thirty-eight and the lieutenant of the expedition. Despite the privations he endured - he was reduced to nakedness and enslaved by the Indians - Nuez led tow other Spaniards and a Moor across the entire North American continent. The journey took eight grueling years. This story, told by a poet as well as a historian, bears comparison with Gibran's The Prophet, for it emphasiszes that "the power of maintaining life in others lives within each of us, and from each of us does it recede when unused"
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Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Special Attributes: 1st Edition, Inscribed
Author: Haniel Long
Region: North America
Topic: Historical
Subject: History
Original/Facsimile: Original
