User talk:Joseph.r.wollard/Marcos de Niza

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Dear Reid - Good work on this. You have the narrative well laid out and the parts of the article make sense to explain de Niza's story - so this is already much better than what was there. You need some better sources to cite in the sections about why de Niza was there. There is a lot of background you could use and some good leads to sources in Robert Goodwin, Crossing the Continent, 1527-1547 - we have it in the library and it is most about Esteban, the slave who was with De Niza, it will be useful. There is also a recent article that is available online through the OU Library website.: Matthew F. Schmader. "The Peace That Was Granted Had Not Been Kept." New Mexico and the Pimería Alta. U of Colorado, 2017. 49. Web.

Keep chugging along finding sources. There are lots of translations of his expedition available online and in the library, and the introductions to those are usually helpful.

Anne HydeAfh1858 (talk) 22:58, 6 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]