The Columbus quincentennial deserves some credit for focusing this energy and attention.
George Tinker, a Native American who teaches at the Iliff School of Theology in Denver, says of the quincentennial plans: "We're talking about celebrating the great benefit to some .
The prospect of the Columbus quincentennial not only lent new urgency to scientific research already under way about the land that the Italian encountered, but also suggested an .
'La Florida' exhibit shows Spanish influence By Gerald Ensley | Democrat senior writer -- The focus of Florida's quincentennial has been on the Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon, who discovered and named the state in 1513.
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Garry Wills in Christian Science Monitor At the time, historian Garry Wills wrote: "A funny thing happened on the way to the quincentennial observation of America's 'discovery.' Columbus got mugged. This time the Indians were waiting for him."