"The Internet is Neuland for all of us," she said, using the term for a newly discovered land.
Leaving Batavia (modern Jakarta) on August 14, 1642, with two ships, the Heemskerk and Zeehaen, Tasman sailed to Mauritius (September 5 October 8), then southward and eastward, reaching his most southerly latitude of 49° S at about 94° E. Turning north he discovered land on November 24 at 42°20′ S, and he skirted its southern shores, naming it Van Diemen's Land (now Tasmania).
Returning to Iceland about 985, he described the merits of the newly discovered land, which he called Greenland, and in 986 he organized an expedition to the island that resulted in the development of two main settlements: the East Settlement, near present-day Qaqortoq (Julianehåb), and the West Settlement, near present-day Nuuk (Godthåb).
In honor of the cross, Cabral named the newly discovered land Ilha de Vera Cruz (Island of the True Cross).
Historiography acquired a broader base by taking the newly discovered lands into account.
Russell was working as a receptionist when she was discovered, landing her first role, in The Outlaw (1943).
His works, missionary and literary, mark the end of the period of the religious and scientific incorporation of the newly discovered lands into Western culture.
Rather, he seems to think of himself as a kind of Margaret Mead of marketing, an interpreter of the customs of the inhabitants of these strange, newly discovered lands.
Drafted by Pope Alexander VI, the papal bull not only granted Spain certain rights in the newly discovered lands but also called for the evangelization of the indigenous people there.
These collages made with coloured paper and ink look like maps of newly discovered lands: blood red archipelagos or mauve and blue continents float against a sea of white.
