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Text written in the seventeenth century, translated and edited by Philip Ainsworth Means, with an Introduction by the late Sir Clements R. Markham. The translation is from the Spanish edition of Marcos Jiménez de la Espada, published Madrid, 1882. Also includes 'Eight chronological tables ... compiled by P. A. Means'; 'List of words in the names of kings and Incas ...' and 'Quichua words in Montesinos'. This is a new print-on-demand hardback edition of the volume first published in 1920.

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El Nilo Azul aporta más de la mitad del caudal que el Nilo vierte en el Mediterráneo. Sin embargo, apenas trasciende nada sobre su cuenca, sus gentes, sus andanzas. Javier Gozálbez se propuso el reto de descubrir qué hay debajo de ese silencio y, a la usanza de los antiguos exploradores, fue al encuentro de sus fuentes en Etiopía. Luego siguió el hilo que le marcaba el curso del río hasta alcanzar Jartum, la capital de Sudán, donde el Nilo Azul confluye con su hermano, el Nilo Blanco. Es un viaje que nadie ha narrado antes con una información tan completa, amplia y rigurosa....