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The Spanish letter of Columbus to Luis de Sant'Angel, escribano de racion of the Kingdom of Aragon

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Columbus, Christopher
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Title The Spanish letter of Columbus to Luis de Sant'Angel, escribano de racion of the Kingdom of Aragon : dated 15 February 1493 / reprinted in reduced facsimile, and translated from the unique copy of the original edition, printed by Johann Rosenbach at Barcelona, early in April 1493.
Contributors Kerney, Michael
Publisher London : Bernard Quaritch
Creation Date 1893
Notes The preface is by Michael Kerney.
With: The first four voyages of Amerigo Vespucci / Amerigo Vespucci. 1893.
Extent xiv, [4], 18 pages : ill
22 cm.
Language English
Spanish
National Library system number 990031008500205171

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