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Diario de a bordo
by Cristóbal Colón · Historia 16 · tapa blanda · 235 pages
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Pages: 235 pagesAuthor: Cristóbal ColónPublisher: Historia 16Format: tapa blandaLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 1/1/1985ISBN: ISBN 9788485229673
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Synopsis of Diario de a bordo
El 'Diario de a bordo' de Cristóbal Colón es un relato de primera mano de su histórico viaje de descubrimiento. Este libro ofrece una visión fascinante de los desafíos, las maravillas y las reflexiones del almirante mientras navegaba hacia lo desconocido. Con una edición de Luis Arranz, esta obra es una fuente invaluable para comprender los primeros encuentros entre Europa y América.
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