Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Complete. Filson Young

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      I THE STREAM OF THE WORLD

      II THE HOME IN GENOA

      III YOUNG CHRISTOPHER

      IV DOMENICO

      V SEA THOUGHTS

      VI IN PORTUGAL

      VII ADVENTURES BODILY AND SPIRITUAL

      VIII THE FIRE KINDLES

      IX WANDERINGS WITH AN IDEA

      X OUR LADY OF LA RABIDA

      XI THE CONSENT OF SPAIN

      XII THE PREPARATIONS AT PALOS

      XIII EVENTS OF THE FIRST VOYAGE

      XIV LANDFALL

       BOOK II.

THE NEW WORLD

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      I THE ENCHANTED ISLANDS

      II THE EARTHLY PARADISE

      III THE VOYAGE HOME

      IV THE HOUR OF TRIUMPH

      V GREAT EXPECTATIONS

      VI THE SECOND VOYAGE

      VII THE EARTHLY PARADISE REVISITED

       BOOK III.

DESPERATE REMEDIES

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      I THE VOYAGE TO CUBA

      II THE CONQUEST OF ESPANOLA

      III UPS AND DOWNS

      IV IN SPAIN AGAIN

      V THE THIRD VOYAGE

      VI AN INTERLUDE

      VII THE THIRD VOYAGE (continued)

       BOOK IV.

TOWARDS THE SUNSET

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      I DEGRADATION

      II CRISIS IN THE ADMIRAL’S LIFE

      III THE LAST VOYAGE

      IV HEROIC ADVENTURES BY LAND AND SEA

      V THE ECLIPSE OF THE MOON

      VI RELIEF OF THE ADMIRAL

      VII THE HERITAGE OF HATRED

      VIII THE ADMIRAL COMES HOME

      IX THE LAST DAYS

      X THE MAN COLUMBUS

THY WAY IS THE SEA,

       AND THY PATH IN THE GREAT WATERS,

       AND THY FOOTSTEPS ARE NOT KNOWN.

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BOOK I.

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THE INNER LIGHT

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CHAPTER I

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THE STREAM OF THE WORLD

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      A man standing on the sea-shore is perhaps as ancient and as primitive a symbol of wonder as the mind can conceive. Beneath his feet are the stones and grasses of an element that is his own, natural to him, in some degree belonging to him,