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Cabeza De Vaca: August 31, 2011

Today’s main reading directly contrasts with the items we read for last class: it conveys the Spaniards point of view in their encounters with the natives. Within that side of the discussion, th… more →

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Where did wild mustangs come from? — 2 comments

askpari wrote 8 months ago: Wild mustangs descended from the Spanish horses brought to Mexico by the early Spanish explorers. A … more →

Tags: wild mustang, Wild Horse, Small Horse, Large Herds, young-colts, Young Male Mustang, Excellent Saddle Horse, México, Mustang

Prickly Pear Then And Now — 2 comments

whyilovewesttexas wrote 9 months ago: I am understanding more all the time where the name “Prickly” comes from. Every time I t … more →

Tags: farm life, Wildflowers, Photography, Historical Events, john tucker, inflammation, prickly pear, Paring Knife, Indians

Unto These Hills

visitcherokeenc wrote 11 months ago: “We are the people rising up from the ashes… we’re gonna fly so high.” These are the words sung by a … more →

Tags: Mountainside Theater, cherokee, Stories, Warriors, Actors, actresses, instruments, Voices, Unto these Hills

The Highlight Of The Day-In My Own Way # 430

Mary Elizabeth wrote 1 year ago: Back in 1541, the Mississippi River did flow- First seen by Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto. … more →

Tags: The Highlight Of The Day-In My Own Way, MEinRhyme, rhyme, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Poetry, mississippi river, 1541, hernando de soto

Cabeza De Vaca: August 31, 2011 — 1 comment

mdryden89 wrote 1 year ago: Today’s main reading directly contrasts with the items we read for last class: it conveys the … more →

Tags: Reading Journal, Cabeza de Vaca


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