The resulting manuscript became known as "The Travels of Marco Polo" from "summary" of Marco Polo by Laurence Bergreen
After months of meticulous questioning by Rustichello, Marco Polo's recollections were transformed into a detailed manuscript. The process was not smooth sailing. Marco would often get frustrated with Rustichello's slow progress. The Venetian's memories were vivid and extensive, but Rustichello's task was to turn them into a coherent narrative that would captivate readers. It was a challenging endeavor, but one that both men were committed to seeing through. The resulting manuscript was a rich tapestry of Marco Polo's adventures in the East. It recounted his travels through the vast Mongol Empire, his encounters with Kublai Khan, and his observations of the customs and cultures of the peoples he encountered along the way. The manuscript was not just a travelogue; it was a window into a world that was largely unknown to Europeans at the time. It was a testament to Marco Polo's keen eye for detail and his ability to immerse himself ...
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