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A Voyage Long and Strange

by Tony Horwitz

A Voyage Long and Strange

by Tony Horwitz

In 'A Voyage Long and Strange,' Tony Horwitz takes us on a compelling journey into the often-overlooked period of American history between Columbus's voyage in 1492 and the establishment of Jamestown. As he delves into the myths, histories, and misadventures of the early explorers—Vikings, conquistadors, French voyageurs, and others—Horwitz uncovers the rich tapestry of encounters that shaped the continent before the Pilgrims' arrival. With humor and insight, he retraces their steps, from Florida's Fountain of Youth to Plymouth Rock, revealing a narrative of America's discovery filled with endurance and revelation.

  • History
  • Travel
  • Non-Fiction
  • Adventure
  • Exploration
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