Quetzalcoatl - A Pre-Columbian Messiah in Mexico
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This fascinating article, originally published in 1889, presents the theory that the ancient Mexican legends of Quetzalcoatl represent a real Christian missionary who sailed to the New World from Europe almost a thousand years before Columbus. The author, Dominick Daly, also names the most likely candidate – the Irish monk Brendan the Navigator.
This 8,000 word article remains as informative and accessible as the day it was written.
Editor's Note: The text has been painstakingly reproduced from the original publication. Blatant typographical errors have been corrected but quaint spellings of the era have been preserved.
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This 8,000 word article remains as informative and accessible as the day it was written.
Editor's Note: The text has been painstakingly reproduced from the original publication. Blatant typographical errors have been corrected but quaint spellings of the era have been preserved.
If you enjoy this article you may also be interested in Pre-Columbian Discoveries of America by Edward Cantwell. Please copy and paste this title into the search engine to locate.
Search for Professor Hex Books for more interesting titles on a variety of topics.
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