The Discovery And Conquest Of The New World

This comprehensive history of the discovery and conquest of the New World features three separate accounts by some of the most renowned writers of the time. Washington Irving's biography of Christopher Columbus is a fascinating retelling of the explorer's life, while W.W. Robertson's account of the conquest of Mexico and Peru offers valuable insights into the culture and history of ancient civilizations. Finally, Benjamin Rush Davenport's history of the United States provides an extensive overview of the country's development and growth.
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