The Son of Columbus
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An adolescent son of a celebrated navigator forms a close friendship with a young Spanish noble while under the care of a monastery tutor, sharing lessons in loyalty, ambition, and contrasting social worlds. The narrative follows their lives as they witness the elder navigator's negotiations with monarchs, preparations for a westward ocean voyage, and the voyage's trials and revelations, interweaving episodes of court life, maritime discipline, and political and religious tensions. The work blends coming-of-age moments with historical events to examine exploration, duty, familial pride, and the transformative promise of discovery.
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