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430:. I find that some of the information on the article may be useful in a section on early European expeditions to/or sightings of the Philippines prior to the Spanish discovery under Magellan. However, as there is no solid proof presented that the Pires expedition actually did land on one of the islands (not merely sighting them as the Portuguese also did during the 334:
might be better. Nevertheless, I have grave doubts as to whether the subject is significant enough to merit an article. We are probably never going to get more than the two quotes, because that is the whole of the evidence. Possibly
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I did an edit of the lede to remove the simplistic claims, but it is an interesting question, one asked about all of the "new" lands of the Age of Discovery. I think we can have an article that provides what is known about the first
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somewhere. This issue is that the Pope divided the world down the Atlantic into Spanish and Portuguese zones, without realising that the world was round and they would meet on the other side of the world.
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Portuguese ship on the China voyage had called before at the Luções ". So that's supposed to be enough for Knowledge to rewrite history books? To me this looks no less fringy than Menzies'
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This is ridiculous. Since when does a vague unsourced speculation merit its own Knowledge article? What's next? Do we create articles like this for every part of the world?
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This fringe-theory article is based on a single source, and even that one source is more than shaky: " it is
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While I am not objecting to a merge, I just want to point out that WP is filled with just such articles as
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Of course Menzies is fringe (well, more like fiction), but this article does not cite Menzies.
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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we also do not consider a source credible enough to overrule all other history books.
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clearly is fringe, and is universally regarded as such in academia see
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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to generate a more thorough discussion and clearer consensus.
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Colonial history of the United States#Early colonial failures
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mockingly imagines; many of them are rather well sourced:
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