Life And Times of Washington
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On the contrary, the island which lies opposite the land he called the island of St. John, — as I suppose because it was discovered on the festival of St. John the Baptist." The common tradition has been that a second expedition set sail from Bristol in May, 1498, and after searching the coast of the new land far to the north turned about and followed the coast south for some 1,800 miles, or down 136 WASHINGTON.
past the New England of a future day to what we know as Virginia; and that thus a l...arge discovery of continental land to the west of the North Atlantic was made by Cabot on his two voyages. Both of these voyages had been made before Columbus had anywhere discovered any part of the continental mainland. To a date as late as August, 1498, Columbus had not found any land except islands.
And when, August r, 1498, he saw land, near the mouths of the Orinoco river in South America, he raised the ques- tion whether it was a continental mainland and a new world, and very confidently decided that it was not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the contrary, the island which lies opposite the land he called the island of St. John, — as I suppose because it was discovered on the festival of St. John the Baptist." The common tradition has been that a second expedition set sail from Bristol in May, 1498, and after searching the coast of the new land far to the north turned about and followed the coast south for some 1,800 miles, or down 136 WASHINGTON.
past the New England of a future day to what we know as Virginia; and that thus a l...arge discovery of continental land to the west of the North Atlantic was made by Cabot on his two voyages. Both of these voyages had been made before Columbus had anywhere discovered any part of the continental mainland. To a date as late as August, 1498, Columbus had not found any land except islands.
And when, August r, 1498, he saw land, near the mouths of the Orinoco river in South America, he raised the ques- tion whether it was a continental mainland and a new world, and very confidently decided that it was not.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lossing, Benson John, 1813-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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