David Dary, Author Knopf Publishing Group $30 (p) ISBN The famous trail of romantic western lore was established in about by Spanish settlers of Mexico who had explored. David Dary’s The Santa Fe Trail: Its History, Legends and Lore begins with the early Spanish exploration of New Mexico and the surrounding territory. All of the most well known expeditions are covered including Coronado, Cabeza de Vaca, Fray Marcos, and www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 9 mins. The Santa Fe Trail: Its History, Legends, and Lore. by. David Dary. · Rating details · 73 ratings · 14 reviews. From , when the Spanish founded the city of Santa Fe, to the s, when the railroad brought unprecedented changes: here is the full, fascinating story of the great Santa Fe Trail which ran between Missouri and Kansas and New Mexico--a lifeline to and from the Southwest for more than /5(14).
The Santa Fe Trail: Its History, Legends, And Lore|David Dary, Live And Let Bee (The Blake Hetherington Mysteries)|D S Nelson, The Swan And Her Crew: Or The Adventures Of Three Young Naturalists And Sportsmen On The Broads And Rivers Of Norfolk ()|George Christopher Davies, La Balle au Bond|Pierre Reverdy. This is an excellent book for those curious persons who would like to know how the Santa Fe Trail developed. David Dary has written a real history book that is very pleasant and charming while it gives you a lot of facts about the commerce on the Trail. Its History, Legends, and Lore. David Dary. Hardcover. List Price: * * Individual store prices may vary. Other Editions of This Title: Paperback (8/23/) Description. From , when the Spanish founded the city of Santa Fe, to the s, when the railroad brought unprecedented changes: here is the full, fascinating story of the great.
Overview. "The famous trail of romantic western lore was established in about by Spanish settlers of Mexico who had explored western and southern regions of North America long before the French and English arrived. Stretching miles from its origin in Santa Fe through present-day Colorado and Kansas, the trail, originally a combination of many old paths worn down by buffalo, ends in Franklin, Missouri. The Santa Fe Trail has a romantic place in American history not only because it was a pioneer road or highway linking Missouri to New Mexico, especially the fabled town of Santa Fe, and continuing south to Old Mexico, but because of the humans who crossed the desolate prairie and plains and mountains, most in search of profitable trade. From to the s the Santa Fe Trail, which ran from Missouri and Kansas to New Mexico, was a principal artery to and from the Southwest. Drawing from letters, journals, expedition reports, and newspaper articles, David Dary opens a window into the lives of the people who forged this trail and opened commerce with Spanish America.
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