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- catalog contributor b2034098.
- catalog coverage "America Discovery and exploration.".
- catalog coverage "Spain History Ferdinand and Isabella, 1479-1516.".
- catalog created "1932.".
- catalog date "1932".
- catalog date "1932.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1932.".
- catalog description "Bibliographical references in "Notes" at end of each chapter except the first.".
- catalog description "Introduction.--the transition from the medieval to the modern age, by A.P. Newton.--Spanish civilisation in the great age of discovery, by A. Pastor.--Vasco da Gama and the way to the Indies, by E. Prestage.--Christopher Columbus and his first voyage, by A.P. Newton.--Asia or mundus novus? By A.P. Newton.--The first explorers of the North American coast, by H.P. Biggar.--The search for a western passage, by H.J. Wood.--The first circumnavigation, by J. A. Williamson.--The northern passages, by E.G.R. Taylor.".
- catalog extent "xi, 230 p.".
- catalog issued "1932".
- catalog issued "1932.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "London, University of London Press, ltd.,".
- catalog spatial "America Discovery and exploration.".
- catalog spatial "Spain History Ferdinand and Isabella, 1479-1516.".
- catalog subject "973.1".
- catalog subject "Discoveries in geography.".
- catalog subject "E101 .N48".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction.--the transition from the medieval to the modern age, by A.P. Newton.--Spanish civilisation in the great age of discovery, by A. Pastor.--Vasco da Gama and the way to the Indies, by E. Prestage.--Christopher Columbus and his first voyage, by A.P. Newton.--Asia or mundus novus? By A.P. Newton.--The first explorers of the North American coast, by H.P. Biggar.--The search for a western passage, by H.J. Wood.--The first circumnavigation, by J. A. Williamson.--The northern passages, by E.G.R. Taylor.".
- catalog title "The great age of discovery, edited by Percival Newton; with eight collotype and twenty-three other plates.".
- catalog type "text".