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Chunming Wu,Roberto Junco Sanchez,Miao LiuPresents research on the heritage of galleon affiliated seaports.Reconstructs the history of Spanish pan-Pacific navigation.Describes the new frontiers of the Maritime Silk Road and early maritime glo

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