163 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Firestorm and ashes : the siege of 1702 by William Adams and others.
2002 annual issue of El escribano, the St. Augustine journal of history, v. 39
Includes bibliographical references.
Selected contents: Gone but never forgotten: Mission Santa Catalina on Amelia Island and the 1702 raid / Milanich -- The 1702 siege of St. Augustine: English miscalculation or Spanish good fortune / Moore -- Apocalypse of 1702: Archaeological evidence of Moore's siege / Halbirt -- On the eve of the First "World War": Europe and America in 1700 / Ganong -- Life in St. Augustine at the turn of the eighteenth century / Parker -- Charles Town circa 1702: On the cusp / Weir -- Black Floridians and the siege of 1701 / Landers -- Defense-in-depth: The development of St. Augustine's defenses after 1702 / Sastre -- New Florida & a new century: The impact of the English invasion on daily life in St. Augustine / Deagan -- Three journeys of Diego Pena in Spanish Florida / Diviney, Jr. -- Preserving the ancient city / Adams.
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Saint Augustine (Fla.) -- History., Saint Augustine (Fla.) -- History -- Siege, 1702., Blacks -- Florida -- Saint Augustine -- History., Saint Augustine (Fla.) -- Social life and customs -- 18th century., Mission Santa Catalina (Amelia Island, Fla.)., Peña, Diego.
