海洋征服者与新航路：哥伦布的四次航行

His detailed account offers a fresh perspective, but I wonder what drew him to these journeys over other aspects of Columbus's life.

The book highlights the daring and discovery, but also the devastating consequences for indigenous peoples. How do others reconcile these complexities?

The narrative feels nuanced, but I'm curious about the research process and how he balanced different historical accounts.