An edition of The discovery of America by Columbus (1893)

The discovery of America by Columbus

the influences which led up to that great event, and its effect on the development of oceanographical knowledge

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The discovery of America by Columbus
Sir John Murray, Sir John Murr ...
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The discovery of America by Columbus: the influences which led up to that great event, and its effect on the development of oceanographical knowledge
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Extract from the Scottish geographical magazine, vol. IX.

Includes bibliographical references.

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Scottish geographical magazine.

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pages [561]-586, [6] folded leaves of plates
Number of pages
586

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OL53684331M
OCLC/WorldCat
1007643469

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