Letters Of Christopher Columbus And Americus Vespuccius (1878)

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The collection features letters from Christopher Columbus and Americus Vespuccius, two pivotal figures in the exploration of the Americas during the 15th and 16th centuries. Columbus's letters, including his notable correspondence with Spanish royalty, detail his voyages and encounters with indigenous peoples. In contrast, Vespuccius offers a merchant's perspective, emphasizing scientific observations of the New World’s geography and ecology. This compilation serves as a crucial historical document, illuminating the early European exploration and its effects on indigenous cultures.