De Soto’s Route From Cofitachequi, in Georgia, to Cosa, in Alabama

This detailed historical account traces the footsteps of one of the most daring and ambitious explorers of the 16th century: Hernando de Soto. The author, a renowned historian and expert on the Spanish conquests of the Americas, provides an in-depth analysis of de Soto's route through the southeastern United States, and sheds new light on the encounters between Europeans and Native Americans in this region. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Americas, or the early modern period.

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