Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Volume 3
Filson Young · English
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Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Volume 3
Filson Young · English
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CHAPTER I THE ENCHANTED ISLANDS Columbus did not intend to remain long at San Salvador. His landfall there, although it signified the realisation of one part of his dream, was only the starting-point of his explorations in the New World. Now that he had made good his undertaking to "discover new lands," he had to make good his assurance that they were full of wealth and would swell the revenues of the King and Queen of Spain. A brief survey of this first island was all he could af
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