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PONCE DE LEON, BALBOA AND DE SOTO (Period of Discovery, 1513-1542)

The Beginner's American History

Book: The Beginner's American History
Chapter: III | Balboa, Ponce De Leon, and De Soto
Author: D. H. Montgomery

The magic fountain; Ponce de Leon discovers Florida; Balboa discovers the Pacific Ocean.

The Indians on the West Indies Islands believed that there was a wonderful fountain in a land to the west of them. They said that if an old man should bathe in its waters, they would make him a boy again. Ponce de Leon, a Spanish soldier who was getting gray and wrinkled, set out to find this magic fountain, for he thought that there was more fun in being a boy than in growing old.

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He did not find the fountain, and so his hair grew grayer than ever and his wrinkles grew deeper. But in 1513 he discovered a land bright with flowers, which he named Florida. He took possession of it for Spain.

The same year another Spaniard, named Balboa (Vasco Núñez de Balboa), set out to explore the Isthmus of Panama. One day he climbed to the top of a very high hill, and discovered that vast ocean—the greatest of all the oceans of the globe—which we call the Pacific.

The Beginner's American History

De Soto discovers the Mississippi.

Long after Balboa and Ponce de Leon were dead, a Spaniard named Hernando De Soto landed in Florida and marched through the country in search of gold mines.

In the course of his long and weary wanderings, he came to a river more than a mile across. The Indians told him it was the Mississippi, or the Great River. In discovering it, De Soto had found the largest river in North America; he had also found his own grave, for he died shortly after, and was secretly buried at midnight in its muddy waters.

The Beginner's American History
U.S.A. History
BURIAL OF DE SOTO

The Spaniards build St. Augustine; we buy Florida in 1819.

More than twenty years after the burial of De Soto, a Spanish soldier named Menendez (Pedro Menéndez de Avilés) went to Florida and built a fort on the eastern coast. This was in 1565. The fort became the center of a settlement named St. Augustine. It is the oldest city built by white men, not only in what is now the United States, but in all North America.

U.S.A. History
OLD SPANISH GATEWAY AT ST. AUGUSTINE.
(Called the "City Gate.")

In 1819, or more than two hundred and fifty years after St. Augustine was begun, Spain sold Florida to the United States.

Summary

Ponce de Leon discovered Florida; another Spaniard, named Balboa, discovered the Pacific; still another, named De Soto, discovered the Mississippi. In 1565 the Spaniards began to build St. Augustine in Florida. It is the oldest city built by white men in the United States or in all North America.

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