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Understanding 9/11The geographical conceptions of Columbus; a critical consideration of four problems
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Issued also as thesis (Ph. D) University of California, 1924
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The determination of the length of a terrestrial degree by Columbus.--The route of Columbus on his first voyage as evidence of his knowledge of the winds and currents of the Atlantic.--Did Columbus believe that he reached Asia on his fourth voyage?--The identity of Florida on the Cantino map of 1502
W Redfield Estate 1986
Bibliographical foot-notes
The determination of the length of a terrestrial degree by Columbus.--The route of Columbus on his first voyage as evidence of his knowledge of the winds and currents of the Atlantic.--Did Columbus believe that he reached Asia on his fourth voyage?--The identity of Florida on the Cantino map of 1502
W Redfield Estate 1986
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