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This volume contains a detailed biography of Christopher Columbus, chronicling his life and voyages. Written by Washington Irving, the work explores Columbus's early life, his persistent efforts to secure patronage for his westward expeditions, and the eventual success of his voyages across the Atlantic. Irving delves into the challenges, triumphs, and controversies surrounding Columbus's discoveries, offering insight into the character of the man and the context of his historical significance.

Included are accounts of the voyages of Columbus's companions, adding further depth to the narrative of early exploration. This work remains a valuable resource for those interested in the Age of Discovery and the life of one of history's most influential explorers. Part of the complete 27-volume set, this biography provides comprehensive coverage of Columbus's impact on the world.

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