In the Wake of Columbus: The Impact of the New World on Europe, 1492-1650H. Davidson, 1996 - 128 Seiten |
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... returned to Spain to answer questions about his administration of the colony . Now he needed a suc- cessful expedition to prove conclusively that he had reached Asia . Although Ferdinand and Isabella were growing increasingly dubious ...
... returned to Spain to answer questions about his administration of the colony . Now he needed a suc- cessful expedition to prove conclusively that he had reached Asia . Although Ferdinand and Isabella were growing increasingly dubious ...
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... returned home consid- erably richer for their trouble . As soon as the Spanish govern- ment began to organize its ... Returning ships , therefore , carried the plant to Europe and cultivated it there very soon after the conquest of Peru ...
... returned home consid- erably richer for their trouble . As soon as the Spanish govern- ment began to organize its ... Returning ships , therefore , carried the plant to Europe and cultivated it there very soon after the conquest of Peru ...
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... returned to Seville with a written description of some twelve thousand plants - with illustrations . ( Unfortunately , the findings of his expedition remained unpub- lished until 1649. ) Meanwhile the French botanist l'Ecluse trav- eled ...
... returned to Seville with a written description of some twelve thousand plants - with illustrations . ( Unfortunately , the findings of his expedition remained unpub- lished until 1649. ) Meanwhile the French botanist l'Ecluse trav- eled ...
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EUROPEAN POLITICS AND AMERICA | 23 |
EUROPEAN CONCEPTIONS OF NATIVE AMERICANS | 51 |
AFTERWORD | 106 |
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