Quotes from Laurence Bergreen
Unwilling to commit the entire fleet to the river, he dispatched Santiago, the smallest ship
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As Magellan expected, Molino accepted the deal, as cruel as it was.
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The Spice Islands were too valuable to entrust to the luck and skill of a single explorer.
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By royal order, his monthly salary went directly to his wife, Beatriz.
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This last group repaired the hundreds of casks and buckets aboard the ships by replacing hoops or staves
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explore its murky and seductive reaches. Santiago spent two days sailing upstream
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Quesada knelt on the deck of Trinidad, and Molino stood over him
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Dee contemplated extending the English sphere of influence across the globe.
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Castile's regent, Cardinal Ximenes de Cisneiros, had just died on his way to assist the inexperienced King Charles
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and sealing leaks. There was also a complement of divers aboard the fleet, whose job it was to swim under the ships
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You must so conduct this voyage of discovery that you do not encroach upon the demarcation
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King Charles conferred the title of captain on both Magellan and Faleiro.
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The ship's barber, another specialist, was deceptively named because trimming beards
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asked his master for forgiveness, but received none.
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boundaries of the Most Serene King of Portugal, my very dear Uncle and Brother
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sowed the seeds of bitter disputes at sea. The
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was the least of his responsibilities. He served as the onboard dentist, doctor, and surgeon
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then with one powerful blow, he severed Quesada's head from his neck.
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In this deeply idiosyncratic work dating from 1577
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The fleet's barber was named Hernando Bustamente, who shipped out aboard Concepción
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Magellan ordered a detail to draw and quarter Quesada's body.
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Magellan could only have marveled at the speed with which his plan to reach the Spice Islands had come together.
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At the time, England's tiny navy, hardly more than twenty vessels
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Magellan, who left nothing to accident, had an assignment for Pigafetta; the young Italian diplomat
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