The Analog Antiquarian
Chronicles of worldly wonders.
- By Jimmy Maher
- Based in Denmark
- Roughly two posts per month
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Most recent posts
April 17 – July 22, 1520 Ferdinand Magellan was a restless sort of captain general, who was forever wondering what the grass was like on the other side. Puerto San Julián had seemed a gift …
March 31 – April 17, 1520 Inside the harbor of Puerto San Julián, the fleet dropped anchor in a tight cluster with the flagship Trinidad at its center. Then Magellan climbed up onto his poop …
February 3 – March 31, 1520 The men of the fleet were predictably dismayed when, as soon as the ships had cleared the Mar Dulce, Magellan ordered them to turn south rather than east or …