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The Discovery Of Mankind: Atlantic Encounters In The Age Of Columbus-new Leslie S. Greenberg Frontpagemag And Other Print AndThe First Landings In The Atlantic World Generated Striking And Terrifying Impressions Of Unknown Peoples Who Were Entirely Foreign To Anything In European Explorers Experience. From The First Recorded Encounters With The Native Inhabitants Of The Canary Islands In 1341 To Columbuss Explorations In 1492 And Cabrals Discovery Of Brazil In 1500, Western Europeans Struggled To Make Sense Of The Existence Of The Peoples They Met. Were They Adams Children,