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Either it was John Cabot or Jaques Cartier.

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What what explorer reached what he thought was China and saw many white bears and very large stags that looked like horses?

No explorer had that experience.


What explorer reached what he thought was china and saw many white bears and very large stags that looked like horses?

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When i reached what i thought was china i saw many white bears and very and very large stags that looked like horses?

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When myself reached what you thought was China Myself saw many white bears and very large stags that looked like horses?

Cool story, bro. Was there supposed to be a question in there somewhere?


Who reached China and saw many white bears and very large stacks that looked like horses?

caboto he was a g till he be till he died


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When you reached what you thought was china you saw what your son would one day?

cabot


Who thought they reached China but instead saw white bears and stags?

Balboa


Who Looked Up To Buddha?

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When Columbus reached Cuba he thought he had reached?

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On christopher Columbus's 1st voyage he landed in the Americas which he thought was India


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John Cabot