What are some good books on the discovery and exploration/colonization

>>1081057
There is a few good ones, I prefer first person accounts, in Mexico the Diaz del Castillo journal is exelent for example, truly a must if you like the theme. Then depending of what do you prefer to learn (is a very extense subject after all) be it the military or native believes/folklore, cuisine... I'm sure it will be plenty of books about it if you speak Spanish or Portuguese.

>>1081085
Is it on the internet archive for free?

>>1081096
I'm sure you will find it with ease, if not torrent it.

>>1081096

> http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/lookup?num=32474

You're welcome

Samuel Purchas, "Purchas His Pilgrims", Volume 3, is full of eyewitness testimony of English explorers