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    Hernando de Soto's Trail,
    as taught in American Schools

The article which appears below, conceived in 1857 and confirmed by Congress in 1939, is still accepted by today's institutions as THE oldest description of North America. It is still taught on-line and in most American schools and universities today.

Documents on this Site indicate otherwise. They have been recognized by scientists, universities, libraries, historians, scholars, teachers, reviewers, Internet popularity and Indices around the world. Conquistadors were ordinary people who described their journey in terms that you and I can understand, thanks to recent English translations of their writings.

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The "Official" DeSoto Trail vs. DeSoto's Trail in Peru

DeSoto's U.S. Route according to the National Park Service, 2005 - Press for Larger Map     DeSoto's Route thru Peru - Press for Larger Map
At left the "Official" Route of Hernando de Soto, according to the National Park Service based on
the "Official Commission's Report of 1939." At right is the known route DeSoto took thru Peru.


DeSoto marched directly toward his objectives,
NEVER AIMLESSLY from one place to the next!

Hernando de Soto's Real Trail

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