Legendary Islands of the Atlantic: A Study of Medieval Geography

Published in 1922, 'Legendary Islands of the Atlantic: A Study of Medieval Geography' by William Henry Babcock examines mythical islands that have intrigued explorers and cartographers from antiquity to the Middle Ages. The book explores the geography and significance of legendary places such as Atlantis, the Seven Cities, and St. Brendan's explorations, alongside the historical context of their exploration. This scientific publication sheds light on geographical myths that were even included on naval charts into the 19th century, making it a notable contribution to the study of medieval geography.