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History and Antiquities of St. Augustine, FLA
Table of Contents
- Cover
- Plates
- Portrait of George R. Fairbanks
- Title page
- Preface
- Contents
- Introductory
- First Discovery, 1512 to 1565- Juan de Leon
- Ribault , Laudonniere and Menendez : Settlements of the Huguenots and Foundation of St. Augustine
- The Attack on Fort Caroline
- Escape of Laudonniere and others from Fort Caroline : Adventures of the Fugitives
- Site of Fort Caroline afterwards called San Matteo
- Melendezs Return to St. Augustine : Shipwreck of Ribault, Massacre of part of his commandant.
- Fate of Ribault and his followers : Bloody Massacre at Matanzas
- Forjp2ying of St. Augustine : Disaffections and Mutinies, Approval of Menendezs acts by King of Spain
- The Notable Revenge of Dominic de Gourgues: Return of Menendez, Indian Mission
- Sir Francis Drakes Attack upon St. Augustine: Establishment of Missions, Massacre of Missionaries at St. Augustine
- Subjection of the Appalachian Indians: Construction of the Fort, Sea Wall, etc.
- Attack on ST. Augustine by Governor Moore, of South Carolina: Difficulties with the Georgians,
- Siege of St. Augustine by Oglethorpe
- Completion of the Castle: Descriptions of St. Augustine a Century ago, English Occupation of Florida
- Recession of Florida to Spain: Erection of the Parish Church, Change of Flags
- Transfer of Florida to the United States: American Occupation, Ancient Buildings, etc
- Present Appearance of St. Augustine, as a given by the Author of Thanatopis, its Climate and Salubrity
- St. Augustine in its Old Age
- A. D. 1968 to 1881
- Last pages
