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Hudson Tercentenary An historical retrospect regarding the object and quest of an all-water route from Europe to India; the obstacles in the way; and also Hudson's voyage to America in 1609 and some of its results

By Frank Chamberlain

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

Follow an explorer's treacherous journey to discover new trade routes, which unveils a world of ambition, competition, and the unforeseen consequences of charting new frontiers.

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2018-08-17
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"Hudson Tercentenary" by Frank Chamberlain is a historical reflection that examines the life and quests of Henry Hudson, an English navigator whose ambitious voyages were driven to discover a water route to the riches of India, and the book casts light on the era of European maritime exploration, spotlighting notable figures from Alexander the Great to Christopher Columbus. Obstacles encountered by these explorers, plus geopolitical tensions among European countries for trade routes and territories, are detailed. Chamberlain illustrates Hudson's agreement with the Dutch East India Company, building up to his important voyage in 1609 that led to the exploration of North America and the Hudson River.

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