CristÃ3bal ColÃ3n y el Nuevo Mundo 1492-1892
, by Antonio Batres Jáuregui, delves into the life and voyages of Christopher Columbus and the historical context of his exploration of the New World. This Spanish-language biography examines Columbus's motivations, his interactions with indigenous populations, and the far-reaching consequences of his expeditions. Explore the pivotal events of 1492 and their enduring impact on global history. Discover the legacy of a figure whose voyages forever changed the course of civilization. A valuable resource for students, historians, and anyone interested in the age of exploration and the history of the Americas.
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