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    thesilverofcathayandzipanguthedisposaloftheir

    stajesties.

    alas,luusneverkh.toheend

    ofhislife,onhisfourthvoyage,ainland

    ofsoutharica,heyhavesuspectedthatallwas

    notbelief

    thatthereibetweeneuropeandasia

    andthathehadfoundthedirectroutetoa.

    auguese,stigtotheireasteroute,

    hadbeeuheyear1498,vasdaga

    hadbeeoreaalabarausafely

    tolisbonhacargoofspitheyear1502hehad

    repeatedthevisit.butalongtheeroute,theworkof

    explorationhadbeenstdisappointing.in1497and1498

    johnaiancabothadtriedtofindapassagetojapan

    buttheyhadseennothingbutthesnosandthe

    rocksofnebeensightedbythe

    northn,fiveerigovespucci,aflorentine

    ethepilotjorofspain,andwhogavehis

    natoour,hadexploredtheastofbrazil,but

    hadfoundnotatraceoftheindies.

    intheyear1513,sevenyearsafterthedeathofluus,

    thetruthatlastbegantodahegeographersof

    europe.vasnunezdebalboahadusof

    pana,hadcliedthefauspeakindarien,andhad

    lookeddoedto

    suggesttheexistenceofanothero.

    finallyintheyear1519afleetoffivesllspanishships

    underndofthepuesenavigator,ferdinandde

    gellan,sailedeasthatroute,

    elyinthehandsofthepuesewhoallowedno

    petitioninsearagellancrossed

    theatlanticbethward.

    hereachedanarroostpoint

    ofpatagonia,the``landofthepeoplehthebigfeet,and

    thefireislandsonadonatofafire,theonlysignof

    theexistenatives,hesailorschedonenight.

    foralstfiveercy

    oftheterriblestorandblizzardsthroughthe

    straits.atinybrokeoutangthesailellan

    suppressediten

    onshoreheytorepentoftheirsinsatleisure.

    atlastthestorquieteddoheelbroadened,and

    gellaeredanesand

    placid.hecalleditthepeacefulsea,therepacifi.

    theinuedinaedire.hesailedfor

    daysost

    perishedfroungerandthirstaheratsthatied

    theships,andheseheycheesof

    sailtostilltheirgnawinghunger.

    inrchoftheyear1521theysaagellancalled

    itthelandoftheladroneseansrobbersbecausethe

    nativesstoleeverythingtheyuldlayhandson.thenfurther

    othespiceislands

    againlandagellan

    calledthehephilippines,afterphilip,thesonofhis

    sterery.

    atfirstgellanwhenheused

    thegunsofhisshipstokechristiashewaskilled

    bytheabiogetherberofhiscaptainsand

    sailors.thesurvivorsbuedohethreereiningships

    andntiheirvoyage.theyfoundtheluccas,the

    fausspiceislands;theysightedboeoandreachedtidor.

    there,ohetooleakytobeoffurtheruse,

    reinedbehindhhercretoria,undersebastian

    delissedseeingthe

    northeastofaustraliadisvereduntil

    thefirsthalfofthesevehturyhe

    dutcheastindiapanyexploredthisflatandinhospitable

    land,andaftergreathardshipsreachedspain.

    thisostnotableofallvoyages.ithadtaken

    threeyears.ithadbeenacplishedatagreatstbothof

    nandney.butithadestablishedthefactthattheearth

    buswere

    notapartoftheiaseparate.frohat

    tion,spainandpaldevotedalltheirenergiestothe

    developntoftheirindianandaritrade.toprevent

    anardnflictbetherivals,popealexahe

    onlyavoostholy

    officehadobliginglydividedtheots

    byalineofdercatiohdegreeof

    longitudeofgreenhesocalleddivisionoftordesillas

    of1494.thepueseoestablishtheirlonies

    totheeastofthislihespaniardsohavetheirs

    totheeri

    espanishand

    thatalloftheindiesandstofafricabecapuese

    untiltheenglishaists

    forpapaldecisionstookthesepossessionsaheseveh

    aeeuries.

    he

    rialtoofveheiddleages,there

    erriblepanic.stodbondsdown40and50

    pert.afterashortbus

    hadfailedtofindtheroadtocathay,theveianrts

    reveredfrht.butthevoyagesofdagaand

    gellanprovedthepracticalpossibilitiesofaeer

    routetotheihentherulersofgenoaandvenice,

    thetriddleagesandthe

    renaissance,begantobesorrythattheyhadrefusedtolisten

    toluus.butite

    aninlaheoverlandtradetotheindiesand

    adoinsignifitproportions.theolddays

    ofitaliangloryethenew

    erdthereforethetreofcivilisation.

    ithasreinedsoeversince.

    seehelycivilisationhasprogressedsihose

    earlydays,fiftyturiesbefore,heinhabitantsofthe

    valleyofthenilebegaenrerdofhistory,

    froheriveile,itia,thelaween

    therivers.thencathetuofcreteandgreed

    ro.aninlandseabecathetreoftradeaies

    aloerraneaneofartandsd

    philosophyandleaing.ieeur

    ...
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