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The Northmen, Columbus and Cabot, 985-1503

Note 107-1 — JOURNAL OF THE FIRST VOYAGE OF COLUMBUS

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Las Casas remarks, I. 285, “If he had kept up the direct westerly course and the impatience of the Castilians had not hindered him, there is no doubt that he would have struck the main land of Florida and from there to New Spain, although the difficulties would have been unparalleled and the losses unbearable that they would have met with, and it would have been a divine miracle if he had ever returned to Castile.”

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