Professor Williams discusses the age of Europe's discovery and exploration of the New World, from Columbus and da Gama in the late fifteenth century to the voyages of James Cook in the eighteenth century.
"Professor Williams discusses the age of Europe's discovery and exploration of the New World, from Columbus and da Gama in the late fifteenth century to the voyages of James Cook in the eighteenth century."@en
"Professor Williams discusses the age of Europe's discovery and exploration of the New World, from Columbus and da Gama in the late fifteenth century to the voyages of James Cook in the eighteenth century."
"In this course, University of London history professor Glyndwr Williams will discuss one of the most dramatic periods in world history, the age of Europe's discovery of the world from Columbus and da Gama in the late fifteenth century to the voyages of James Cook in the eighteenth century."@en
"In this course, University of London history professor Glyndwr Williams will discuss one of the most dramatic periods in world history, the age of Europe's discovery of the world from Columbus and da Gama in the late fifteenth century to the voyages of James Cook in the eighteenth century."
"Examines the period of exploration from the late 15th century through the 18th century, covering the voyages of Columbus, da Gama, Magellan, Drake, Dampier, Bering, and Cook."@en
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