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• March 27
  ...; France signs a treaty returning [[Pensacole]] to [[Second Spanish period|Spanish rule]].
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• July 10
  *[[1763]] – [[Second Spanish period]]: Colonel [[Augustine Prevost]] sails from Havana, Cuba with four ships an
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• Florida Blanca Street
  ...n that [[Siege of Pensacola|returned Pensacola]] to [[Third Spanish period|Spanish rule]].
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• June 26
  *[[1692]] – [[First Spanish period]]: A Spanish royal cédula instructs the [[Conde de Galve]] to begin a detailed examinat
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• August 27
  ...militia be sent to defend against British forces at [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]].
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• October 15
  ...Arriola]] depart Vera Cruz to secure [[Pensacola Bay]] for [[First Spanish period|Spain]] and drive out any French presence they might encounter.
  517 bytes (68 words) - 22:26, 6 June 2019
• August 25
  *[[1814]] – [[War of 1812]]: [[Third Spanish period|Spanish officials]] permit 300 British troops to land at Pensacola and anchor a fle
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• City of Five Flags
  | [[First Spanish period]]<br/>[[1698]]-[[1719]] | [[French period]]<br/>[[1719]]-[[1722]]
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• November 25
  *[[1722]] &ndash; [[Second Spanish period]]: The [[Presidio Isla de Santa Rosa]] is established.
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• July 22
  *[[1822]] &ndash; [[Antebellum period]]: The first official session of Florida's Territorial Legislature Council ...The Allman Joys, later known as The Allman Brothers Band, performed at the Spanish Village on Pensacola Beach.
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• Hawkshaw
  ...ex built for West Florida Governor [[Peter Chester]] and burned during the Spanish recapture of Pensacola in [[1781]].
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• November 9
  ...ture of Pensacola]]: After driving the British from [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]], [[Andrew Jackson]] returns the city to the control of [[Mateo
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• Nuestra Señora de las Angustias
  [[Category:Historical health care facilities]] [[Category:First Spanish period]]
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• January 30
  ...Spanish period]]: French ships under [[Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville]] leave Spanish-occupied [[Pensacola Bay]], going westward to found [[Wikipedia:Louisiana (
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• May 10
  ...ation of [[British Pensacola|British forces]]. Pensacola's [[third Spanish period]] begins.
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• Treaty of Pensacola
  ...sh officials [[Arturo O'Neill]] and [[Martin Navarro]] (of [[Third Spanish period|West Florida]]) and Estevan Miró (of Louisiana) on [[May 31]] and [[June 1 ...ote><p>Articles of Agreement, trade, and Peace stipulated & Granted by the Spanish Nation with the Creek Nations, in the Congress held with that View in the t
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• Emanuel Point shipwrecks
  ...[[Emanuel Point]]) that are believed to be the remains of two 16th-century Spanish ships from the [[Luna expedition]] that sunk in the [[1559]] hurricane. ...ed. This is the oldest wreck found to date in the state of Florida and the second oldest in America.|20px|20px|[[Greg Cook]], UWF archaeologist<ref>"New Luna
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• Luna expedition
  The '''Luna expedition''' was a [[1559]] Spanish venture led by [[Tristán de Luna y Arellano]] that established an ephemera ...tter day [[Wikipedia:Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]]. In [[1565]] the Spanish destroyed Fort Caroline and established [[Wikipedia:St. Augustine, Florida|
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• History of Pensacola
  ...continental United States. Pensacola has been under the possession of the Spanish, French, British, United States, Confederate States, and has remained a par ===First Spanish period (1559-1719)===
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• 1826
  ...wenty-four pounders, cast in Seville. Nothing can be more unhandy than the Spanish gun-carriages, they have wheels, which at the outside measure four feet in ...s, till the requisite preparations could be made in the navy-yard. At that period, the fort will be dismantled, and in its place a [[Fort Barrancas|respectab
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