Discovery of America an Out-growth of the Conquest of the Moors by the Spaniards

This book explores the theory that the discovery of America was a result of the Spanish conquest of the Moors, and discusses the potential implications of this theory for our understanding of history. The author argues that the Spanish Moors possessed advanced knowledge of cartography and navigation, which they used to navigate the seas and discover new lands.

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