Atlas mexicano de la conquista

Description:

This is a collection of 40 maps with corresponding historical geographical narratives, describing in an objective manner, the expeditions carried out by the Spaniards and other nations behind them, which failed, to be able to discover ancient Mexico and conquer it's vast territory. Each of the maps graphically shows in chronological order, one or more of those trips. Each chapter is a synthesis that is history-graphic in nature.

subjects: Discovery and exploration,  Historical geography,  History,  Maps,  Spanish

People: Juan Diaz de Solis,  Francisco Hernandez de Cordova,  Hernan Cortez,  Francisco de Garay,  Lucas Vazquez de Ayllon,  Pedro de Alvarado,  Panfilo de Narvaez,  Francisco de las Casa,  Alvaro de Saavedra Ceron,  Francisco Cortez,  Hernando de Grijalva,  Francisco Pizarro,  Francisco Vasquez Coronado,  Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo,  Ruy Lopez de Villalobos,  Andres de Urdaneta,  Alonzo de Pacheco,  Francisco de Ibarra,  Francis Drake,  John Hawkins,  Tomas de Cardona,  M. Jean Ribaut,  Alonso Alvarez de Pinedo,  Luis de Carbajal,  Fernando de rivera y Moncada,  Antonio Maria de Bucareli y Ursua,  Eusebio Kino,  Vitus Berin,  Alexei Chirikof

Places: America,  Mexico,  Guatemala,  Yucatan,  California,  Alaska,  Peru,  Texas,  Nuevo Mexico,  Filipinas

Times: Spanish Colonization Attempts, 1486-1847