Why the Magellan Expedition Was So Treacherous : r/history
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Why the Magellan Expedition Was So Treacherous
Why is the Strait of Flagellan so significant and famous? I don't see how it cuts any remarkable amount of time from a passage around South America, it just seems dangerous
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