Drawing by Jacques Lemoyne de Morgues of Saturioua, a Timucua chief in Florida, 1564 (with one plate)

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Drawing by Jacques Lemoyne de Morgues of Saturioua, a Timucua chief in Florida, 1564 (with one plate)

by David I. Bushnell

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First published: 1928 1 language

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Indians of North America Portraits

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