K. Our Pinnaces rowed up the river being all full of men, who because the way was not passable were faine to embark themselves to take the town of Saint Augustine, which being wone was at our departure burned to the ground. The town of Saint Augustine where dwelled a hundred and fifty Spanish Soldiers. M. The town house. N. A high scaffold for a watchman. O. The Church.
North is to the right of the page.
The English are attacking from the North, although just what they are shooting at is unclear since the lack of any Spanish defenders is quite noticeable. The village depicted in this scene corresponds with the southern portion of today's St. Augustine historical district. This episode is not listed in the map legend, but evidently is depicting the unhorsing and subsequent clubbing to death of Captain Anthony Powell. North is to the right. The action is taking place in a cornfield immediately to the west of the town.