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Many thanks to everyone who took the time to make suggestions for my student. He reported finding a lot of helpful information.
Best,
Gretchen Pierce
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Hi Gretchen,
Don't have specific stuff to add on Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine--although went there for a history of piracy conference just before Covid!
Nevertheless, as someone who works on Veracruz and the fortress San Juan de Ulúa there, I've long consulted with José Antonio Calderón Quijano's "Historia de las fortificaciones in Nueva Espana."
This work may have some helpful general stuff on Spanish America for your student to supplement whatever he/she finds more specifically on San Marcos.
Cheers,
Drew
