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In the early days of seafaring exploration, when news/maps travelled more slowly, did places often get "discovered" twice by Europeans? How were disputes handled/resolved?

2539 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WP] There exists a literal 'School of Life'. A student is sitting in the academic advising office waiting for a course load consultation after an uneventful freshman year.

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There exists a literal 'School of Life'. A student is sitting in the academic advising office waiting for a course load consultation after an uneventful freshman year.

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In the early days of seafaring exploration, when news/maps travelled more slowly, did places often get "discovered" twice by Europeans? How were disputes handled/resolved?	2539	AskHistorians
[WP] There exists a literal 'School of Life'. A student is sitting in the academic advising office waiting for a course load consultation after an uneventful freshman year.	4	WritingPrompts
There exists a literal 'School of Life'. A student is sitting in the academic advising office waiting for a course load consultation after an uneventful freshman year.	1	WritingPrompts