The fourth part of the world
"Old maps lead you to strange and unexpected places, and none does so more ineluctably than the subject of this book: the giant, Waldseemüller world map of 1507." So begins this remarkable story of the map that gave America its name. For millennia Europeans believed that the world consisted of thre…
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