The Spanish adventurers worked to death the soft inhabitants of the American islands.

Spanish mariners sailed every sea and Spanish adventurers explored every land.

In 1519, Spanish adventurers first saw Tenochtitlan's marketplace, which they described with awestruck admiration.

Here, it was said, were Spanish adventurers who had fought their way up from Mexico.

Courage, indeed, was a cheap quality among the Spanish adventurers, for danger was their element.

Never were a people more terribly treated than the natives of America under the Spanish adventurers.

He had had hopes of those Spanish adventurers.

There were, at that time, small settlements of French and Spanish adventurers upon these streams, in different localities.

The seven cities of Cibola, that Coronado and other Spanish adventurers sought in the vast deserts of the Southwest, were pueblos.

Guiana, the northeastern section of South America, was looked upon by the Spanish adventurers as the hiding-place of this fabulous wealth.

He easily effected the conquest of Lancerota, and divided its lands among the French and Spanish adventurers who had assisted him in the expedition.

Just as the railway followed the earlier wagon roads of the Spanish adventurers, so a ship canal will naturally succeed or supplement the railway.

MacNutt, the author of the latest and best life of Cortes, makes this interesting comment on the Christianity of the Spanish adventurers of the time:

It is the story of Godfrey St Peter, a successful professor whose great work has been a history of " Spanish Adventurers in North America".