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The Spanish capture Fort Caroline, 1565 (1631). Fort Caroline was a settlement established by the Franch near present day Jacksonville, Florida, in 1564. Considering the settlement a challenge to their claim on Florida, the Spanish attacked the settlement the following year and massacred the garrison, only sparing around 50 women and children. From Mewe Welt und Americanische Historien by Johann Ludwig Gottfried, published by Mattaeus Merian. (Frankfurt, 1631).
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AR9401438
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HIP / Art Resource, NY
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16TH CENTURY
17th century
B&W
B/W
Black & White
Black and white
Captive
CAPTIVITY
CAPTURE
CAPTURING
Colonialism
COLONY
COMMANDER
concept
CONQUERING
Conquest
Conquistador
country
Death
Dress
Engraving
FLORIDA
France
French
German
Germany
Gottfried
gun.
GUNS
HARQUEBUS
Historica Graphica Collection
Killing
LOCATION
Massacre
Monochrome
People
Prisoner
ruff
SETTLEMENT
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
SIXTEENTH CENTURY
Soldier
soldiers
Spanish
SURRENDER
surrendering
Sword
SWORDS
TGN
Theodor de
Theodor de Bry
theodorus de bry
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Violence
VIOLENT
War
WARFARE
Wars
Weapon
Weapon, Military
WEAPONRY
WEAPONS