St. Augustine, Florida’s Colonial Capital
ST. AUGUSTINE
Florida’s Colonial Capital
By J. T. VAN CAMPEN
Castillo de San Marcos
Third Printing 1971
C. F. Hamblen, Inc.
P. O. Box 1568
St. Augustine, Florida
Published By
THE ST. AUGUSTINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Copyright 1959 by J. T. Van Campen
PRINTED IN U.S.A.
Contents
I Settlement 3
The Spanish Treasure Fleets 4
The Huguenots Occupy Florida 6
Don Pedro Menéndez 8
The Rival Fleets 10
The Turn of the Tide 12
Capture of Fort Caroline 12
The Victor Returns 14
Fate of the Shipwrecked French 14
Other Difficulties 16
Gunpowder Versus Arrows 16
Menéndez Goes to Spain 18
On the Brink of Failure 18
Death of Menéndez 19
II The Years Accumulate 20
First English Visit 20
Saving of Savage Souls 23
Another Crisis 26
Capital of La Florida 26
III The English Threat 29
A Midnight Raid 29
A Stone Fort at Last 30
Settlement of Pensacola 32
Border Conflict 32
The Shipwrecked Quakers 32
The Castle’s First Test 34
The Capital’s Defenses 35
Palmer’s Raid 36
Oglethorpe’s Siege 37
Further Hostilities 40
IV Under British Rule 43
British Rule Begins 44
The New Smyrna Colony 46
During the Revolution 49
Another Treaty 50
V Spanish Rule Returns 52
The North Florida Republic 55
A Bit of Spain 56
Ceded to the United States 57
VI Under the United States 58                        
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