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    Short History of Libraries, Printing and Language: The Voyages of the Age of Discovery
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    American Short Biography Series

    Written by Paul Wonning

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    During the Age of Discovery many explorers voyaged from Europe in the quest for a shortcut to Asia. Christopher Columbus, the first of these men, thought he had accomplished the goal, little knowing he had encountered a new continent. His exploits launched the voyages of discoveries that featured men like John Cabot, Henry Hudson and John White. The New World Discoverers tells the stories of many of these explorers of the new world in what would become Colonial America. History remembers these men as they engaged in their quest of New World Exploration. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMossy Feet Books
    Release dateDec 1, 2023
    Short History of Libraries, Printing and Language: The Voyages of the Age of Discovery

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      Short History of Libraries, Printing and Language: The Voyages of the Age of Discovery
      Short History of Libraries, Printing and Language: The Voyages of the Age of Discovery

      Short History of Libraries, Printing and Language: The Voyages of the Age of Discovery

      Paul Wonning
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      This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. During the Age of Discovery many explorers voyaged from Europe in the quest for a shortcut to Asia. Christopher Columbus, the first of these men, thought he had accomplished the goal, little knowing he had encountered a new continent. His exploits launched the voyages of discoveries that featured men like John Cabot, Henry Hudson and John White. The New World Discoverers tells the stories of many of these explorers of the new world in what would become Colonial America. History remembers these men as they engaged in their quest of New World Exploration. 

      This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. During the Age of Discovery many explorers voyaged from Europe in the quest for a shortcut to Asia. Christopher Columbus, the first of these men, thought he had accomplished the goal, little knowing he had encountered a new continent. His exploits launched the voyages of discoveries that featured men like John Cabot, Henry Hudson and John White. The New World Discoverers tells the stories of many of these explorers of the new world in what would become Colonial America. History remembers these men as they engaged in their quest of New World Exploration. 

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