Barthelemy de L'Angleria

Barthelemy de L'Angleria was a 15th-century Italian scholar and historian known for his detailed writings on history, geography, and exploration. His most notable work is "De Orbe Novo" ("The New World"), which provides one of the earliest European accounts of the Americas following Columbus's voyages. L'Angleria's writings helped shape European understanding of new territories and cultures, combining historical analysis with geographic descriptions. He also served as a diplomat and humanist, emphasizing the importance of accurate knowledge about different peoples and lands during the Age of Exploration.