Episode 13 - The Trap at Napituca
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Episode 13 - The Trap at Napituca
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Men hiding beneath water-lily leaves. Horsemen riding into dark ponds. A standoff that lasts through the night.
In Episode 13, The Trap at Napituca, Hernando de Soto’s march through Florida erupts into violence. Drawing on the surviving accounts, we follow the fighting, the desperate attempts to escape, and the mass capture that follows.
Ahead lies Apalachee country, where the Spaniards will face a population determined to make them pay for every mile.
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Music: “Anamalie” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.