The Columbus Disaster in the Americas

After many years of politically charged controversy, the status and standing of Christopher Columbus lies battered beneath mountains of misjudgments and distortions. The surge of historic revisionism now ravaging the legendary explorer insists that his daring adventures introduced solely tragic penalties: illness, demise, subjugation of native peoples, incitement of the African slave commerce, destruction of the setting, and different horrors.

Is this a trustworthy assessment of the unavoidable western expansion of Europe?

In his book "Columbus and the Disaster of the West," Dr. Robert Royal meticulously delves into the thoughts and motivations of Christopher Columbus. He portrays Columbus as the foremost explorer of his era, whose courage and vision not only expanded Christian Europe but also ignited the American spirit.

Dr. Royal's exploration delves into the aftermath of Christopher Columbus's journey in 1492, when vastly different cultures collided. Rather than glorifying Columbus, Dr. Royal analyzes the historical context of America's origins, acknowledging the tragedies that unfolded. By scrutinizing these events, Dr. Royal protects the fragile truths from today's biases that aim to distort history.

In these pages you’ll discover Columbus’s spirituality and the apocalyptic imaginative and prescient that guided him, in addition to the disparate methods through which Puritans and Catholics considered and approached the indigenous peoples. You’ll additionally uncover what life was actually like for them, the reality about Indian environmentalism, the essence of the “noble savage,” and the soundness of the declare that the native peoples have been innocents residing in concord with nature.

Right here is the ebook that cuts by the modern pieties of our time by boldly refuting the preferred indictments of Columbus and early America. Lastly, a severe classical scholar who confronts with energy the crusading revisionist historians who’re leveraging the Native American conquest in an effort to defile, dishonor, and in the end upend Western civilization.