What was Madame de Soto’s motive for intervening?

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Hichame Yessou · Answer 1 · 2021-03-05T07:45:41+0000

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On May 21, 1541, the Spaniards saw for the first time the Mississippi River, the “Father of the Water” south of Memphis, Tennessee. They crossed the river and made their way through Arkansas and Louisiana. Then, early in 1542, de Soto turned back to the Mississippi River

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