Elcano, viaje a la historia: By TOMÁS MAZÓN SERRANO. Madrid: Ediciones Encuentro, 2020. 327 pp., €24.00 (paperback). ISBN 978-84-13-39023-9.

Mazón proves - at least he has convinced this reviewer - that the route taken by the I Victoria i was not in anyone's mind in 1519, that it represented a much steeper nautical challenge than is usually assumed, and that Elcano's men were enthusiastic about it not just for nautical or military reason...

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Publicado en:Terrae Incognitae Vol. 53; no. 2; pp. 160 - 163
Autor principal: Robles Macías, Luis A.
Formato: Book Review
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Aug2021
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      ab: Mazón proves - at least he has convinced this reviewer - that the route taken by the I Victoria i was not in anyone's mind in 1519, that it represented a much steeper nautical challenge than is usually assumed, and that Elcano's men were enthusiastic about it not just for nautical or military reasons but also for an emotional one: the pride of being the first ones to circumnavigate the world. In particular, Mazón finds that Elcano played a more decisive role than hitherto thought in the second part of the expedition. The interest of such funds for the prosopography of the Magellan-Elcano expedition has already been fruitfully demonstrated, in particular by Juan Gil.[3] The additional data that remain to be dug out in a comprehensive study of those documents might have anyway exceeded the physical limits of Mazón's book, but they can certainly still enrich the biographies on his website.
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