Notes on a Review of "The Pre-Columbian Discovery of America by the Northmen," in the North American Review for July

A critical analysis of a controversial article published in the North American Review in 1839, which argued that the Norsemen had discovered and settled North America long before Columbus, and sparked debate among historians and scholars.

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