This book is a biography of Ferdinand Magellan, one of the most famous and accomplished explorers in history. Written by Arthur Sturges Hildebrand, a noted historian and author, the book offers a detailed and engaging account of Magellan's life and travels, from his early years as a page in the Portuguese court to his epic voyage around the world. Along the way, Hilderbrand paints a vivid portrait of the late medieval world, with its shifting alliances, rival powers, and technological innovations.
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