Portugal, Spain, and the African Atlantic, 1343-1490

Part One Studies relating to the English diplomatic and military interventions in the Iberian peninsula during the hundred years war (1343-1400): Joao Fernandes Andeiro at the court of John of Lancaster 1371-1381 on the sources of Ferno Lopes Fernao Lopes and the text of the treaty of Santarem Portuguese galleys in the service of Richard II 1385-1389 King of Castile and Leon, Duke of Lancester - John of Gaunt's Spanish court medieval Portuguese students at Oxford University una alianza frustrada - las bodas de Pedro I de Castilla y Juana Plantaganet the war in Spain and Portugal archivists as historians - the case of the Portuguese 15th-century royal chroniclers the Nessus-shirt of Spanish history. Part 2 Studies relating to Prince Henry the Navigator and to the 15th-century maritime expansion of Portugal: Prince Henry the Navigator Castilian documentary sources for the history of the Portuguese expansion in Guinea, in the last years of the reign of Dom Afonso V new light on the text of Eustache de la Fosse's Voiaige a la Guinee 1479-1480 some socio-linguistic problems concerning the 15th-century Portuguese discoveries in the African Atlantic Prince Henry the Navigator - the rise and fall of a culture hero white kings on black kings - Rui de Pina and the problem of black African sovereignty Prince Henry and the necessary end

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