Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 172
be discovered inAfrica and India. This concession led to internationaldisputes in later years. In the year 1441 still more southing was achievedwhen Gonzales and Tristan reached Cape Blanco onthe same West African coast. Three years later andthe River Gambia was discovered, and in 1446 the… … A Fifteenth-Century Ship. p. 134 THE MIDDLE AGES steady and persistent was the advance along the westcoast of this unknown continent. But then therecomes Henrys death, and there follows a gap in thischain of discoveries. Still, before long this series ofsoutherly voyages was resumed. The aim was…
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