Vasco da Gama’s Voyage From Lisbon to Calicut
The Bungle family chronicles Vasco da Gama’s 1497 voyage with small ships and a crude compass. From Lisbon to Calicut, India, and back, the expedition covered about 23 800 miles using little more than basic navigation tools.
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European views on America and a March 4 shift in policy
World at a Glance notes possible changes after March 4 with talk of U S and Europe relations. A New York barber predicts Washington will see a housecleaning as postmaster general to be Jim Farley joins the administration. Railroads plan wheat rate cuts from Buffalo to eastern ports aimed at reclaiming traffic via the St Lawrence waterway, effective April 15, contingent on Buffalo elevators cutting service charges. Farmers unlikely to benefit as eastern ports lose business.
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