Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Volume 1
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The narrative presents a readable life of Columbus reconstructed from prior scholarship, tracing his voyages of transatlantic exploration, the origins and circulation of western sea‑myths, and the administrative and personal challenges he faced in colonial enterprise. It weaves documentary evidence and critical commentary to separate legend from record, discusses disputes among historians, and reflects on the human dimensions behind archival facts, aiming to revive Columbus as a vivid, fallible figure while summarizing the principal sources and interpretations that shape modern understanding.
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