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... considered one of the ablest cosmogra- phers of the day . He appears to have procured the work of Marco Polo , which had been translated into various languages , and existed in manuscript in most li- braries . This author gives ...
... considered one of the ablest cosmogra- phers of the day . He appears to have procured the work of Marco Polo , which had been translated into various languages , and existed in manuscript in most li- braries . This author gives ...
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... considered him , says the historian , a vainglorious man , fond of displaying his abilities , and given to fantastic fancies , such as that respecting the island of Cipango . But in fact , this idea of Columbus being vain , was taken up ...
... considered him , says the historian , a vainglorious man , fond of displaying his abilities , and given to fantastic fancies , such as that respecting the island of Cipango . But in fact , this idea of Columbus being vain , was taken up ...
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... considered a mere sally of momentary excitement , was a deep and cherished design of Columbus . It is a curious and char- acteristic fact , which has never been particularly noticed , that the recovery of the holy sepulchre was one of ...
... considered a mere sally of momentary excitement , was a deep and cherished design of Columbus . It is a curious and char- acteristic fact , which has never been particularly noticed , that the recovery of the holy sepulchre was one of ...
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