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The Age of Sail — How European Navigation Reshaped the World
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The Open Ocean Problem — Why Navigation Was Nearly Impossible Before 1400
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Portugal's Quiet Revolution — Caravels, Astrolabes, and Dead Reckoning
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The Spanish Breakthrough — Columbus, Magellan, and the Connected Globe
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The Spice Trade — Why Pepper Was Worth More Than Gold
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What Happened to the Peoples They Found — Contact, Disease, and the Columbian Exchange
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Africa's Redirection — How the Slave Trade Routes Rewired Entire Continents
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The World We Inherited — Long Shadows of the Age of Sail
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