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SPANISH ERA

2012
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It is mid-December 1602. Idled in a thick coastal fog, the three Spanish ships wait for favorable weather to continue their journey northward. The ships and their crews have been at sea more than eight months with only an exploratory stop at San Diego. The men are sick with scurvy. Many have died. One ship is the Santo Tomas, a multideck commercial galleon of immense size. The second ship is the smaller frigate Tres Reyes, a square-rigged warship. The third is the San Diego, the fleetʹs flagship. Sebastian Vizcaino, a fifty-nine-year-old explorer and leader of the small fleet, is aboard