america

Chronicles the expeditions and discoveries of sixteenth-century Spanish explorer Hernando De Soto, the first European to cross the Mississippi River.

Discusses the spread of Christianity to the New World, describes religious life in America through the Revolutionary War, and explains how religious freedom led to the great variety of churches in the United States.

Includes interpretative essays on works of twentieth century fiction published in the United States and Latin America.

Includes interpretative essays on works of twentieth century fiction published in the United States and Latin America.

Includes interpretative essays on works of twentieth century fiction published in the United States and Latin America.

Contains the nearly three hundred poems of the fifteen-part Canto, written by twentieth-century Chilean poet Pablo Neruda between 1938 and 1950, in which he presents a visionary interpretation of Latin America.

A biography of the Spanish explorer who conquered Florida for the Spanish and discovered the Mississippi River.

Examines the life of the explorer, including his voyages and discoveries in the New World.

A collection of poetry that explores American society and our individual place.