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And history is great because it's good to read the originals. It's not just a complete source, but Columbus's own log of voyage was lost in its day. It's just... So we could say that this is a fifth degree. Anyway, it's interesting.
Christopher Columbus: Columbus's Logbook
Columbus' logbook of the historic voyages that Columbus discovered in the New World, starting in Spain from August of '92 to March of 1493, he sailed a single Caribbean island. Columbus' log was translated and studied in many languages because of the importance and subsequent influence of the discovery of the New World. Columbus' voyage opened the portal of the Great Sea and became decisive in turning the western world of the Mediterranean into the Atlantic. Columbus also recorded the natural, human, language and products of the New World in detail, especially the indigenous languages that Columbus wrote has had a profound impact on Spain until now. Columbus was usually known only as a brave explorer, but it reveals his diverse face as the captain of three ships, the businessman who looks for the valuable raw materials, and the reserve colonial ruler who kidnapped the natives and used them in communication. Columbus' focus-in-the-instrumental speaker John Lee has discussed various notes and provided a rich commentary on the various versions needed to understand the original text.
Korean title: 콜럼버스 항해일지
Korean author: 크리스토퍼 콜럼버스
Korean publisher: 나남
ISBN-13: 9788930041058
Reviews
And history is great because it's good to read the originals. It's not just a complete source, but Columbus's own log of voyage was lost in its day. It's just... So we could say that this is a fifth degree. Anyway, it's interesting.
