Christopher Columbus - Part 6/7

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Christopher Columbus - Part 6/7

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Columbus sets out on his fourth and final voyage. This time he's been ordered to find a passage to Asia - a voyage that will take him along the Central American coast.
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Christopher Columbus - Part 6/7

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