The
Coronado Expedition From the Distance of 460 Years, by Richard Flint and
Shirley Cushing Flint consists of a collection of essays following the Coronado
expedition based on known and previously unstudied documentation. The authors
attempt to create a full picture of the Coronado expedition by assembling select
puzzle pieces. This is a straight forward book that runs through the course of
events of the expedition. This is a great book for anyone researching the
Coronado expedition or Spanish arrival in North America. While full of factual
detail, very little is embellished upon to create a sense of emersion into the
story, so it is not recommended for the casual reader.
Review by student worker Tia Flippin
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