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The King’s Fifth Information
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 The King's Fifth is a novel by Scott O'Dell that was the inspiration for the cartoon TV series The Mysterious Cities of Gold. It is written in a style that will easily be followed by young adults . It describes (from a teenager Spanish Conquistador's...




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Critical Essay by Walter Havighurst
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 [In The King's Fifth] a small party sets out to search for fortune, with a Zuni girl as their guide. In the vast country that would become Arizona they see terraced adobe cities whose people worship the sun, marvel at the huge Abyss which in time would be called the Grand Canyon, and find treasure that inflames their passions and eventually destroys them. How the seven travelers are reduced to two—Esteban and Father Francisco—is a harsh narrative illuminated by the beauty of the enormou...
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Critical Essay by Ruth H. Viguers
255 words, approx. 1 pages
 [As The King's Fifth opens, Estéban de Sandoval is awaiting] trial for defrauding the King of Spain of his rightful share of the treasure found in the Land of Cíbola…. [Estéban] hopes that by writing down in careful sequence the story of the search for gold, by reliving the fighting, hardships, suffering, treachery, fears, and disappointments, he will find the answer to all that puzzles him: even he succumbed to the fever for gold. Captain Mendoza is not clearly characteri...


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