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... m the Republic of Venice, he maintained a smile, as if the situation was a world apart from dealing with Columbus, who supposedly fled into debt and met his doom at sea.
After all, as a Jewish merchant lending money, he had no king to rely on, no nobility to pledge allegiance to, like a floating weed in the Catholic World. Although he appeared to be wealthy and carefree, he was really rootless and dependent, walking on thin ice at times.
In the face of knights and nobility who mi ...
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