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quadgram	frequency
of the portuguese in	36
the king of portugal	26
of the king of	23
history of the portuguese	22
under the command of	21
the history of the	21
the portuguese in india	21
dom francisco de almeida	17
cape of good hope	16
on the malabar coast	14
to the king of	14
dom antonio de noronha	14
the cape of good	13
dom garcia de noronha	13
on the th of	13
in the island of	12
the island of goa	12
the zamorin of calicut	12
portuguese in the east	12
the portuguese in the	12
the mouth of the	12
to the red sea	12
in the red sea	12
in spite of the	12
to the spice islands	11
of the portuguese power	11
dom luis de athaide	11
the name of the	11
for the first time	10
the portuguese power in	10
was one of the	10
to build a fortress	10
establishment of the portuguese	9
of the red sea	9
of affonso de albuquerque	9
the dutch and english	9
site for a fortress	9
of the island of	8
in search of the	8
of vasco da gama	8
dom vasco da gama	8
in the name of	8
that the king of	8
taken by the dutch	8
at the court of	8
dom affonso de noronha	8
at the same time	8
the city of goa	8
the first map of	7
the hands of the	7
of the malabar coast	7
in the hands of	7
to be captain of	7
to the south of	7
the muhammadan king of	7
on the coast of	7
the establishment of the	7
the conquest of goa	7
the power of the	7
the successors of albuquerque	7
one of the most	7
for this purpose he	7
returned to the ships	6
of the great governor	6
that affonso de albuquerque	6
is said to have	6
with regard to the	6
english as she is	6
the northern shores of	6
prince henry the navigator	6
the most important event	6
in the history of	6
the great southern continent	6
of the spice islands	6
as site for a	6
the portuguese and spanish	6
build a fortress in	6
in the harbour of	6
to return to the	6
of the dutch and	6
the harbour of goa	6
was at this time	6
the whole of the	6
in the sixteenth century	6
as she is spoke	6
expedition to the red	6
on his way to	6
at the mouth of	6
the island of socotra	6
on his return from	5
albuquerque as site for	5
of the solomon islands	5
on the other hand	5
conversion de san pablo	5
vasco da gama had	5
as well as the	5
the bay of st	5
the conquest of the	5
of the portuguese and	5
shores of new guinea	5
captain of the fortress	5
king of the deccan	5
sea route to india	5
to albuquerque as site	5
he found that the	5
of the portuguese was	5
had been sent out	5
at the time of	5
the rule of albuquerque	5
from the red sea	5
the end of the	5
coast of new guinea	5
the king of ormuz	5
that it was not	5
as captain of the	5
map of new guinea	5
offered to albuquerque as	5
to the fact that	5
on the part of	5
and the spice islands	5
that the portuguese should	5
dom constantino de braganza	5
the policy of the	5
across the indian ocean	5
the capture of goa	5
direct sea route to	5
lopo soares de albergaria	5
the commentaries of albuquerque	5
portuguese power in the	5
at the end of	5
at a distance of	5
the command of the	5
ruy de araujo and	4
diogo lopes de sequeira	4
second capture of goa	4
that it would be	4
diogo mendes de vasconcellos	4
with the king of	4
to reach santa cruz	4
the north coast of	4
the red sea to	4
of the indian trade	4
east coast of africa	4
it will be seen	4
of the portuguese nation	4
of the sixteenth century	4
to the conclusion that	4
and one of them	4
the later history of	4
dutch and the english	4
to the north of	4
the dutch and the	4
first voyage to india	4
with the help of	4
in the words of	4
it is to be	4
in the shape of	4
it is difficult to	4
this part of the	4
that it was a	4
as soon as the	4
in the same way	4
da cunha and albuquerque	4
first map of australia	4
of the history of	4
the arrival of the	4
letter to the king	4
to the establishment of	4
the news of the	4
east end of new	4
vaz de sam paio	4
it was not until	4
was found to be	4
was placed under the	4
with the assistance of	4
the conclusion that the	4
it was not only	4
the beginning of the	4
in the previous year	4
to be found in	4
given in the commentaries	4
in the month of	4
portuguese power in india	4
and it was not	4
the defence of the	4
died at goa on	4
execution of ruy dias	4
the relief of goa	4
that he could not	4
placed under the command	4
map of the world	4
been sent out from	4
in the days of	4
power in the east	4
vasco da gama was	4
the death of dom	4
the fact that the	4
the discovery of australia	4
the government of india	4
one of his captains	4
by the king of	4
of the indian seas	4
the th of june	4
a fortress in the	4
lopo vaz de sam	4
the king dom manoel	4
most important event of	4
the course of the	4
at the entrance to	4
on his return to	4
by way of the	4
to hand over the	4
the red sea and	4
they returned to the	4
affonso de albuquerque was	4
the rest of the	4
the coasts of arabia	4
a large number of	4
the west coast of	4
be captain of the	4
by da cunha and	4
the captain of the	4
the king of spain	4
end of new guinea	4
a distance of leagues	4
in spite of his	4
the direct sea route	4
words of the commentaries	4
who had been sent	4
the gulf of aden	4
but it was not	4
the second capture of	4
of the bay of	4
on the history of	4
sent out from portugal	4
captain of the indian	4
to make an alliance	3
the same way as	3
official map of the	3
governors of portuguese india	3
the island of sumatra	3
mouth of the bay	3
distance of leagues to	3
at capture of malacca	3
a little to the	3
it is worthy of	3
to put an end	3
dom diogo de menezes	3
the court of the	3
the advance of the	3
the great south land	3
to look for a	3
as far as the	3
by vasco da gama	3
a great number of	3
that it was his	3
on account of its	3
make an alliance with	3
still belongs to portugal	3
the king of the	3
out of goa harbour	3
of the successors of	3
and especially of the	3
the th of april	3
first capture of goa	3
the big bay of	3
by nuno da cunha	3
or a jest in	3
the headquarters of the	3
the words of the	3
said to have been	3
along the african coast	3
de araujo and his	3
as i have said	3
and returned to the	3
and governors of portuguese	3
arrival of the portuguese	3
capital of the portuguese	3
signs protest at ormuz	3
during the course of	3
the first capture of	3
maps of the period	3
of the power of	3
the court of lisbon	3
he died at goa	3
on the rd of	3
wrote to the king	3
over the government to	3
of the city of	3
beginning of the sixteenth	3
the situation of affairs	3
with a fleet of	3
the muhammadans in the	3
build a fortress at	3
nuno da cunha was	3
to carry out the	3
as the king of	3
a council of his	3
in the beginning of	3
once more to the	3
declared his intention of	3
have been able to	3
to the east of	3
aim of the portuguese	3
it was one of	3
a fortress at calicut	3
he therefore resolved to	3
it the name of	3
red sea to commerce	3
of the great southern	3
the state of affairs	3
hand over the government	3
had a great effect	3
on his way home	3
there can be no	3
a fortress in diu	3
was a man of	3
the help of the	3
at the close of	3
building of the fortress	3
state of affairs in	3
the portuguese did not	3
aims of his policy	3
he wrote to the	3
map of the bay	3
for the defence of	3
affonso de albuquerque to	3
of the french revolution	3
condition of the portuguese	3
on the next day	3
the part of the	3
round the cape of	3
the face of the	3
the master of the	3
of the muhammadan merchants	3
to return to portugal	3
which had belonged to	3
on the north coast	3
they called the island	3
the mameluke sultan of	3
sailed out of goa	3
dom duarte de menezes	3
the building of the	3
be found in the	3
the island of st	3
has been said that	3
it need hardly be	3
in connection with the	3
on the st of	3
it is interesting to	3
of the fortress of	3
at a later date	3
put an end to	3
to open up trade	3
the second son of	3
affonso lopes da costa	3
can be no doubt	3
set to work to	3
king of portugal and	3
it was in the	3
known to the portuguese	3
accession to the throne	3
came to the conclusion	3
english east india companies	3
port of vera cruz	3
the water up to	3
was succeeded as viceroy	3
which led to the	3
a site for a	3
pedro fernandez de queiroz	3
the sultan of malacca	3
monopoly of the indian	3
the conquest of malacca	3
along the northern shores	3
in the gulf of	3
affonso de albuquerque that	3
the reign of king	3
search of the solomon	3
was one of his	3
the first time a	3
the building of a	3
died at sea on	3
the remnant of the	3
diogo fernandes de beja	3
of the fortress at	3
for the government of	3
the people of the	3
had belonged to the	3
flor de la mar	3
of good hope and	3
by his internal policy	3
what will you to	3
close the red sea	3
the second in command	3
building of a fortress	3
the expedition to the	3
australia and new guinea	3
of leagues to the	3
was in the hands	3
the island of ceylon	3
blockaded in the harbour	3
and from thence to	3
in the place of	3
one of the ships	3
it has been said	3
sent back to portugal	3
since the days of	3
the possession of the	3
an alliance with the	3
be no doubt that	3
of the indian sea	3
the death of the	3
the island of santa	3
english empire in india	3
was supposed to be	3
of one of the	3
the whole trade of	3
you go to the	3
his way back to	3
as vasco da gama	3
the growth of the	3
after the death of	3
one of the principal	3
his way to india	3
later history of the	3
with dom affonso de	3
this was the first	3
to have been a	3
in the course of	3
the erection of the	3
the condition of the	3
the east indian archipelago	3
the people of this	3
me to do so	3
we did not see	3
the destruction of the	3
the south pacific ocean	3
in the neighbourhood of	3
albuquerque was able to	3
of the zamorin of	3
need hardly be said	3
campaign in the red	3
after the first capture	3
alliance with the portuguese	3
great feats of arms	3
admiral of the indian	3
with the object of	3
manoel de lacerda to	3
and the next day	3
and it was only	3
of bardes and salsette	3
to the office of	3
and was succeeded as	3
the collection of the	3
a jest in sober	3
the days of the	3
the english empire in	3
the name of albuquerque	3
viceroys and governors of	3
on his way back	3
to the east with	3
voyages to the spice	3
of which he was	3
mameluke sultan of egypt	3
advises abandonment of goa	3
after the capture of	3
for the surrender of	3
against the king of	3
the news of his	3
received the name of	3
it was reported to	3
and that it was	3
the captain ordered the	3
whole trade of the	3
council of his captains	3
as soon as possible	3
is one of the	3
islands discovered by the	3
to the history of	3
called by the portuguese	3
the muhammadans of goa	3
capital of portuguese india	3
master of the camp	3
set sail from the	3
on his way out	3
first map of new	3
the murder of the	3
under the superintendence of	3
in the east was	3
by the red sea	3
the portuguese connection with	3
on the ground that	3
to the east and	3
on the coasts of	3
is reported to have	3
had to deal with	3
the most important of	3
the service of the	3
second attack on goa	3
was mainly due to	3
of the first viceroy	3
the portuguese in asia	3
of the month of	3
so great was the	3
people of this island	3
northern shores of new	3
whom the portuguese called	3
that he ordered the	3
a second attack on	3
martim affonso de sousa	3
name of the king	3
the existence of a	3
back to portugal in	3
island of santa cruz	3
on their way from	3
out in search of	3
in the next chapter	3
in the port of	3
defence of the fortress	3
found it necessary to	3
possession in the name	3
at the beginning of	3
was succeeded as governor	3
in the solomon group	3
set fire to the	3
said that they would	3
the emperor charles v	3
the spice islands and	3
he died at the	2
western coasts of australia	2
at the present time	2
constantino de braganza and	2
will be observed that	2
of vera cruz is	2
the pepper of malabar	2
the retention of goa	2
set on foot in	2
were not to be	2
the prior of crato	2
was seen a so	2
reached the spice islands	2
for himself and his	2
seen a so much	2
refused to surrender the	2
you ought not to	2
who had been left	2
of his earliest measures	2
the name of st	2
i have heard that	2
sail from peru in	2
the situation of the	2
on the portuguese in	2
of australia and new	2
in which it is	2
side by side with	2
it was conquered by	2
were not yet over	2
for that i look	2
the ships in the	2
baya de san milian	2
that there should be	2
the centre of their	2
seemed to be the	2
and it was with	2
some of the most	2
the malabar coast he	2
not a most pleasure	2
had been sent from	2
to the service of	2
way into the island	2
the discovery of a	2
of the state of	2
will be remembered that	2
at his own expense	2
take out my hairs	2
on the south side	2
the spice islands as	2
for the destruction of	2
eastern extremity of new	2
of the reign of	2
and many kinds of	2
and the king of	2
lope garcia de castro	2
under the title of	2
build a fort at	2
of the christian faith	2
stated to have been	2
it necessary to build	2
to distinguish it from	2
of the coast of	2
the fortress of cannanore	2
return from the red	2
here is a horse	2
but at the same	2
one of the greatest	2
returned once more to	2
of the portuguese fleet	2
returned to spain with	2
as it had been	2
to the court of	2
braganza and dom luis	2
islands and discovery of	2
the cavaliers and fidalgos	2
was set on foot	2
what is told of	2
to understand the greatness	2
to be connected with	2
it came to pass	2
known at the time	2
that the spaniards had	2
to return to port	2
natives came to the	2
the east with europe	2
do you can it	2
the th of february	2
garcia de noronha to	2
the spaniards and the	2
australia del espiritu santo	2
forward neither put back	2
a party of men	2
the discoverer of the	2
off the body of	2
go to the hunting	2
closing the red sea	2
a kind of nut	2
though he did not	2
had succeeded him as	2
apply you at the	2
for the king of	2
between the turks and	2
the straits of sunda	2
the use of the	2
on the african coast	2
held it to be	2
century in which they	2
last letter to the	2
he not sail know	2
of the land of	2
the superiority of the	2
king emmanuel of portugal	2
of the portuguese people	2
the portuguese endeavoured to	2
me take out my	2
one day this week	2
scratch the face with	2
first portuguese to visit	2
your highness ordered me	2
inigo ortiz de retez	2
of the western coast	2
all he could to	2
sail know to march	2
to fatten the foot	2
power of the portuguese	2
such a manner that	2
care that he not	2
prior of villa verde	2
to serve as a	2
far into the interior	2
prime minister of malacca	2
the chief aim of	2
best edition is that	2
idea of establishing a	2
a treaty with the	2
irony of fate that	2
do me a coat	2
the remainder of the	2
das sciencias e letteras	2
the great bay of	2
has already been said	2
they could not reach	2
discoveries in new guinea	2
in spite of this	2
in sight of this	2
he tried to induce	2
his second voyage to	2
retez and gaspar rico	2
handed over the government	2
columns of smoke were	2
a fortress in his	2
of the principal features	2
cruised for some time	2
discover the great southern	2
by me a thousand	2
was sent to india	2
he reached goa in	2
influence in asia which	2
the account of this	2
fleet of emir husain	2
the ground that it	2
the island of san	2
the conversation in portuguese	2
for the security of	2
the amount of the	2
of the portuguese captains	2
the care what we	2
the king of siam	2
who had just arrived	2
a most pleasure in	2
of all the captains	2
and firmly establish portuguese	2
laughs at my nose	2
the face with hers	2
to the malay peninsula	2
the death of his	2
the despatch of the	2
the command of rodrigo	2
evident when we consider	2
islands as well as	2
the relief of diu	2
on the death of	2
him during the year	2
in the french text	2
by the persian gulf	2
you that we does	2
be a man of	2
will you to double	2
done to expect too	2
in the north of	2
james in espiritu santo	2
the order of santiago	2
at the head of	2
brother paulo da gama	2
had just arrived from	2
firmly establish portuguese influence	2
through the straits that	2
from portugal under the	2
squadron of five ships	2
concentrated the whole trade	2
which the moors of	2
help of the portuguese	2
on september the th	2
the south of the	2
it was entrusted to	2
the map given here	2
on the western side	2
the passage across the	2
map of the islands	2
red sea and the	2
of good hope with	2
the captain gave the	2
enemies of the portuguese	2
that we does play	2
be done with the	2
they saw columns of	2
is fully described in	2
his way to the	2
the portuguese were killed	2
not heap up not	2
come now to the	2
after the discovery of	2
the three voyages of	2
firmly established the portuguese	2
against the religion of	2
who commanded one of	2
the superintendence of the	2
and for all that	2
lord high admiral of	2
that the new king	2
conversation in portuguese and	2
the city of calicut	2
there is another moderate	2
greatest of his successors	2
conquered by the muhammadan	2
to explore the african	2
desire of each contending	2
grant a site for	2
the success of the	2
with his own hand	2
named governor of india	2
the provinces of bardes	2
make use of the	2
lacerda to be captain	2
does me some kicks	2
upon the throne of	2
superiority of the portuguese	2
it was only after	2
it was believed that	2
in the act of	2
in possession of their	2
should be allowed to	2
in regard to the	2
and proceeded to the	2
from a prototype which	2
promised to cede to	2
the great number of	2
he then set to	2
hairs of his beard	2
the propagation of the	2
was killed by his	2
settlement on the coromandel	2
i have not a	2
be allowed to build	2
are ashamed to give	2
who have a bad	2
tierra de san buenaventura	2
future governor of portuguese	2
about leagues to the	2
in this city of	2
expedition and further discoveries	2
martim affonso de mello	2
made overtures to him	2
in such a manner	2
into the mysteries of	2
in his expedition to	2
as they did not	2
the th of july	2
died at the age	2
the devil at four	2
you shall not have	2
origin of the chart	2
early map of the	2
gave it the name	2
to a little most	2
albuquerque sends to explore	2
in order to refresh	2
by dom francisco de	2
care what we wrote	2
of the conversation in	2
is made of the	2
in the annaes das	2
declared enemy of the	2
at the age of	2
speak very bad any	2
were sent out in	2
proves the portuguese origin	2
distinguish it from sumatra	2
look him the tooth	2
explore the african coast	2
during the sixteenth century	2
the tropic of capricorn	2
that the ships should	2
mention is made of	2
beginning of new guinea	2
know for certain that	2
so long as i	2
was not a great	2
end of that time	2
understand the greatness of	2
then set to work	2
and the muhammadans were	2
that the king had	2
the spice islands in	2
to the philippine islands	2
the ease with which	2
of goa and malacca	2
the portuguese had been	2
of renewing the attempt	2
dom jeronymo de lima	2
long as i am	2
city of goa in	2
you can it to	2
from the time of	2
for the second time	2
the assistance of a	2
portuguese power on the	2
to portugal in chains	2
of this island are	2
that he and his	2
it gave the portuguese	2
on the return of	2
but nuno da cunha	2
the land of the	2
this was one of	2
forced on the portuguese	2
the island of diu	2
i have pricked him	2
the first discovery of	2
it was necessary to	2
of the muhammadans of	2
of the merchants of	2
columns of smoke arising	2
was more difficult to	2
the hairs of his	2
it may be doubted	2
i have been able	2
a general to galeries	2
the study during that	2
the present condition of	2
never i was seen	2
in portuguese and english	2
in the second part	2
volume of the cartas	2
in asia may be	2
of the persian gulf	2
the place where the	2
in charge of the	2
ascended the throne in	2
had no difficulty in	2
would have gone further	2
the first aim of	2
instructions to frei luis	2
a sum equivalent to	2
hunting in one day	2
in the south pacific	2
to leeward of the	2
i knew to tame	2
and the murder of	2
of king john iii	2
each contending party to	2
his great feats of	2
the arrival of dom	2
it was necessary for	2
the governor of india	2
captain gave the name	2
and dom luis de	2
by dom vasco da	2
that you are young	2
portuguese and spanish discoveries	2
has the word for	2
and the boats went	2
it to be a	2
do want to fall	2
part of the world	2
the voyage of vasco	2
object of renewing the	2
defeat and death of	2
king of portugal had	2
the excellence of the	2
have me done to	2
that he had found	2
doubled the cape of	2
for to ride a	2
second son of the	2
nominated ruy gomes as	2
in the necessity for	2
not nor to bring	2
jest in sober earnest	2
ordered him to be	2
will be seen how	2
the word for to	2
for the greater part	2
a special study of	2
had done in the	2
distinguished themselves in the	2
a large chart of	2
was forced on the	2
ordered me to do	2
of lope de vega	2
a jade as like	2
i was seen a	2
of the holy ghost	2
islands of the group	2
for the care what	2
the government to him	2
he is reported to	2
of portuguese and spanish	2
the king of malacca	2
water up to their	2
it will be remembered	2
islands at the south	2
do you like the	2
many islands in the	2
the better yours terms	2
principal features of the	2
he do the devil	2
the end of that	2
the object of renewing	2
give me a jade	2
the red sea were	2
it was not known	2
has not yet been	2
that as long as	2
map of the solomons	2
as roll not heap	2
at settlement in the	2
repulsed in an attack	2
the portuguese power on	2
north coast of new	2
all the rest is	2
what cloth will you	2
the baya de san	2
sarmiento discover the solomons	2
the locality of the	2
the requirements of the	2
at capture of goa	2
he was at the	2
there is it some	2
volcano in full eruption	2
way back to india	2
he devoted himself to	2
pack will you that	2
carry off the body	2
to have been driven	2
leagues to the n	2
in bad repute with	2
worthy of remark that	2
refused to hand over	2
the mopla merchants were	2
by duarte de lemos	2
of our lady of	2
announced his intention of	2
to go to the	2
of the east with	2
list of books and	2
that he would be	2
by the desire to	2
mendana in search of	2
the place where they	2
and relief of goa	2
gave the name of	2
reached the malabar coast	2
just arrived from portugal	2
was the most important	2
de braganza and dom	2
the position of the	2
to provide for the	2
imperial notions of albuquerque	2
the products of india	2
should be handed over	2
the time of the	2
he has me take	2
word for to laugh	2
alluded to in the	2
that he should have	2
the shores of the	2
captain of the arabian	2
that he had been	2
believe to you that	2
with a party of	2
that bear his name	2
policy of the first	2
one would like to	2
service which we shall	2
he was not satisfied	2
sum equivalent to about	2
to india as viceroy	2
of a fortress in	2
the port of chaul	2
earliest measures was to	2
the narrator here remarks	2
be powerful at sea	2
took the name of	2
was conveyed to the	2
the command of vasco	2
be one of the	2
dom francisco de coutinho	2
it was found to	2
make himself an independent	2
the turks would be	2
it received the name	2
made an attempt to	2
by means of the	2
he was not a	2
in the city of	2
that the muhammadans of	2
conversion of the heathen	2
books and some mss	2
upon the minds of	2
leave to build a	2
between them was not	2
in sight of the	2
was to have been	2
he then proceeded to	2
one of the first	2
the red sea in	2
may be doubted whether	2
he jest by me	2
by the portuguese chroniclers	2
he has scratch the	2
of the catholic clergy	2
sailed away to india	2
of viceroys and governors	2
give you a foot	2
me to make peace	2
three years of government	2
in his historical work	2
hardly be said that	2
a direct sea route	2
ruy gomes as ambassador	2
island of the modern	2
a part of the	2
any of the mentioned	2
for the hakluyt society	2
not alluded to in	2
muhammadan kings of the	2
of the spice trade	2
his authority in the	2
affonso de albuquerque gave	2
at once sent an	2
of each contending party	2
the portuguese officials in	2
great number of people	2
situated to the east	2
had brought with him	2
establish portuguese influence in	2
at the request of	2
patroness saint of the	2
history of the dutch	2
that this was a	2
burnt by da cunha	2
was repulsed in an	2
miles east of tahiti	2
attacks on the portuguese	2
gave orders for the	2
it is curious to	2
with a commission to	2
for the sake of	2
five or six feet	2
it will be well	2
of the islands at	2
command of the expedition	2
in an attack on	2
that are the dishes	2
and the persian gulf	2
the entrance to the	2
was believed that the	2
commerce of the east	2
of this map is	2
a fortress at ormuz	2
you have me done	2
put in the stocks	2
from thence to search	2
close to the shore	2
in the portuguese sphere	2
da cunha and dom	2
the predecessors of albuquerque	2
the possession of it	2
himself an independent prince	2
in the midst of	2
took possession in the	2
on the discovery of	2
kicks for that i	2
three in the afternoon	2
de albuquerque returned to	2
to me to make	2
led to the establishment	2
guide of the conversation	2
to make use of	2
very high and large	2
they came in sight	2
kings of the deccan	2
the whole of his	2
in the commentaries of	2
for the express purpose	2
renewing the attempt at	2
establishing an empire in	2
the west of the	2
be and to abstain	2
of the mopla merchants	2
the city of cairo	2
catholic missions in india	2
under the heading of	2
spice islands as well	2
of the most illustrious	2
to reach new spain	2
succeeded as governor by	2
trade routes of asiatic	2
amount of the taxes	2
and he resolved to	2
towards the end of	2
portuguese in india proper	2
came to me to	2
study during that you	2
in affonso de albuquerque	2
have a beauty edge	2
on which he was	2
more to the east	2
for the red sea	2
the stone as roll	2
has been already noticed	2
the muskets were fired	2
in order to make	2
the th of may	2
of the english language	2
the locality where the	2
it was at this	2
of the principal muhammadan	2
the command of pedro	2
the spot where he	2
to his great joy	2
discovery of australia and	2
over the government of	2
the place of his	2
that he was unable	2
accompanies lopo soares to	2
is some game on	2
mameluke dynasty in egypt	2
he held it to	2
and named by him	2
the island to the	2
his establishment of a	2
for this reason he	2
to attack the portuguese	2
the roman catholic missions	2
king emmanuel resolved to	2
portuguese should be allowed	2
contained the name of	2
at what pack will	2
was said to be	2
themselves worthy of their	2
with the mameluke sultan	2
the office of viceroy	2
leagues to the s	2
during which time he	2
in hopes of getting	2
for the help of	2
and english east india	2
history of the roman	2
attack on the city	2
fortresses to protect their	2
the government of the	2
returned to their original	2
ordered dom garcia de	2
great trees torn up	2
he not give you	2
works on the history	2
one of his earliest	2
may be worth the	2
in his name and	2
malacca and relief of	2
francisco de almeida to	2
the existence of the	2
had not yet been	2
to protect their factors	2
the important events which	2
force of these arguments	2
command of vasco da	2
a time when the	2
of malacca and relief	2
the cartas de albuquerque	2
them to return to	2
nuno da cunha and	2
to the discovery of	2
in which he was	2
sent him back to	2
during that you are	2
it will be noticed	2
we dedicate him particularly	2
then went on to	2
a young man of	2
quest of the spice	2
the governor at once	2
of vijayanagar or narsingha	2
straits that bear his	2
propagation of the christian	2
this time i have	2
to ride a horse	2
and it is a	2
the maps of the	2
say a few words	2
the hindu zamorin of	2
of the mentioned idioms	2
the factor at cochin	2
bear in mind that	2
well as the portuguese	2
will be for to	2
to return to india	2
the boats went back	2
at three in the	2
to the lot of	2
after an absence of	2
so it happened that	2
bad any of the	2
saw columns of smoke	2
a special embassy to	2
to the present day	2
leaving the shores of	2
it is not without	2
class on malabar coast	2
captain of the city	2
can you do me	2
and for this purpose	2
affonso de albuquerque had	2
mouth of the red	2
to craunch the marmoset	2
and i will give	2
the early career of	2
fell in with the	2
he ordered him to	2
the highest qualities of	2
did all he could	2
he did much to	2
of the christian religion	2
war to the death	2
me done to expect	2
portugal under the command	2
for the possession of	2
with the intention of	2
of fate that the	2
the south of java	2
called the island of	2
work on the discovery	2
map of the solomon	2
but affonso de albuquerque	2
in the collection of	2
at the island of	2
the academia real das	2
that he not give	2
lopo soares to india	2
was fighted in duel	2
at sea on his	2
the enemy of the	2
will be pleased to	2
in the chapel of	2
members of his family	2
the fleet of the	2
of the most important	2
son of the chancellor	2
and columns of smoke	2
conquest of malacca and	2
attained its european limits	2
can it to deny	2
the monastery of mount	2
academia real das sciencias	2
and dom diogo de	2
at a time when	2
earliest map of the	2
the spaniards had to	2
the members of the	2
in search of a	2
that the spaniards were	2
the portuguese origin of	2
some game on they	2
of the seventeenth century	2
as i am governor	2
of the grand sultan	2
trees torn up and	2
who had succeeded him	2
time i have a	2
has scratch the face	2
not far from the	2
by the zamorin of	2
of diogo mendes and	2
on his arrival at	2
as well as in	2
a treaty of alliance	2
of the emperor charles	2
it is not necessary	2
the idea of empire	2
we must bear in	2
dom henrique de menezes	2
vasco da gama to	2
of the portuguese were	2
voyages of vasco da	2
for the malay peninsula	2
will you that we	2
first aim of the	2
canoes came out to	2
hopes of better success	2
the coast of peru	2
the death with the	2
commanded one of the	2
the attempt at settlement	2
portuguese origin of the	2
not sail know to	2
latitude they found to	2
these maps were made	2
in the solomon islands	2
roman catholic missions in	2
is with nails up	2
the progress of the	2
in the ellice group	2
was not until after	2
of the great captain	2
of the duke of	2
in command of the	2
it was fortunate for	2
the study of indo	2
the islands of the	2
been made of the	2
day of the month	2
he appointed his cousin	2
go us more fast	2
it was suggested to	2
and for her typographical	2
the middle of the	2
have a great deal	2
the throne of portugal	2
a great part of	2
by the death of	2
bound up with the	2
to the sound of	2
said they would bring	2
to the chapel of	2
and then sailed for	2
for to accustom the	2
a more powerful army	2
once sent an army	2
rather that be possible	2
of establishing a portuguese	2
military class on malabar	2
sent from portugal in	2
of india was not	2
albuquerque was inclined to	2
largest island in the	2
he do want to	2
to the difficulty of	2
scene in the solomon	2
murder of the portuguese	2
that he was at	2
chief aim of the	2
been sent for the	2
he has the word	2
in the fortress of	2
the earliest map of	2
also said that they	2
a military class on	2
but he was not	2
in one day this	2
it will be observed	2
has me take out	2
west coast of africa	2
was on his way	2
up and brought down	2
out from portugal with	2
understood the use of	2
the city of malacca	2
he is with nails	2
the captains of the	2
passed into a proverb	2
his expedition to the	2
being aware of the	2
throughout the reign of	2
affonso de albuquerque took	2
and nuno da cunha	2
a so much bad	2
he was fighted in	2
discovered by the portuguese	2
to king emmanuel that	2
by a muhammadan pilot	2
aware of the fact	2
araujo and his companions	2
the shiah form of	2
mouth of the harbour	2
great bay of st	2
of the egyptian fleet	2
of the gate of	2
the cause of the	2
policy of the successors	2
the assistance of the	2
to give me a	2
and building a fortress	2
and at a distance	2
a large city and	2
passage across the indian	2
most the better yours	2
that they would bring	2
into the fortress in	2
had an interview with	2
sent out in search	2
permission to build a	2
the fortress of benastarim	2
they said they would	2
the garrison of goa	2
the red sea for	2
the islands at the	2
must be and to	2
at issue with the	2
to cross the bar	2
all the lands which	2
killed by his side	2
his return from the	2
most pleasure in the	2
the discovery of the	2
a tentative list of	2
how do you can	2
the last of these	2
the glory of the	2
sea on his way	2
in the east is	2
upon the malabar coast	2
the shape of a	2
which the progress of	2
on their charts where	2
be known for certain	2
it was impossible to	2
worth the acceptation of	2
at that place he	2
the instructions given to	2
of the arrival of	2
the islands discovered by	2
high admiral of portugal	2
pronunciation of the english	2
command of rodrigo rebello	2
it could not be	2
as has been said	2
the force of these	2
was followed by the	2
have been driven by	2
of ruy de araujo	2
causes which led to	2
by dom luis de	2
of the order of	2
differed entirely from that	2
was fortunate for the	2
in another part of	2
to in the french	2
he does me some	2
there is some game	2
on many other occasions	2
ashamed to give me	2
his friendship with the	2
other parts of india	2
albuquerque sends envoys to	2
they made use of	2
are some blu stories	2
to prevent them from	2
and one of the	2
that some of those	2
portuguese connection with asia	2
on the spot where	2
this could not be	2
an early map of	2
the island of gold	2
coasts of arabia and	2
chief captain of the	2
the end of which	2
to the death with	2
that of his successor	2
you at the study	2
him to return to	2
the title of viceroy	2
from conversion de san	2
on capture of goa	2
was well known to	2
the ears and noses	2
the coast of arabia	2
against the muhammadans in	2
who had been appointed	2
and in sight of	2
sook here if i	2
of the portuguese factor	2
de castro marched out	2
was to send a	2
vasco da gama at	2
northern shores of what	2
his return to cochin	2
the command of dom	2
dedication of the second	2
three voyages of vasco	2
to the hunting in	2
have been compelled to	2
must bear in mind	2
the control of the	2
to lead to the	2
voyage of vasco da	2
history of the french	2
that the portuguese would	2
captain of the sea	2
de lacerda to be	2
and none of the	2
portuguese commerce and dominion	2
if i knew to	2
if i were a	2
to the island of	2
understood the importance of	2
the muhammadans in india	2
portuguese settlement on the	2
their way from india	2
heard the news of	2
the port of vera	2
preserved to this day	2
in the work of	2
he and his companions	2
and sarmiento discover the	2
the beginning of new	2
of the eastern trade	2
in the persian gulf	2
the duke of sesa	2
off the coast of	2
persuaded the king that	2
the hunting in one	2
and there can be	2
fully described in the	2
by sir joseph banks	2
to believe that the	2
of dom antonio de	2
of a direct sea	2
this girl have a	2
baya de la estrella	2
they found to be	2
the gate of the	2
be noted that we	2
and it is not	2
is a horse who	2
affonso de albuquerque returned	2
the greatest of his	2
the king of cochin	2
and further discoveries in	2
in return for this	2
an empire in india	2
torn up and brought	2
off the island of	2
of the portuguese prisoners	2
of establishing an empire	2
of dom luis de	2
to the outlying islands	2
the completion of the	2
as he had done	2
he had brought with	2
was received with great	2
has by me a	2
after the departure of	2
his first voyage to	2
alluded to on page	2
on the western coast	2
could not be found	2
under the influence of	2
of diogo mendes de	2
out from portugal as	2
ceded to the portuguese	2
of the village communities	2
the island of java	2
to the portuguese commander	2
the capital of the	2
to take in cargo	2
and in spite of	2
be for to accustom	2
i shall tell you	2
they could not be	2
you do me a	2
of the governor of	2
look for a port	2
the rather that be	2
to erect a fortress	2
did not attempt to	2
to bring forward neither	2
will you do to	2
so much bad beast	2
will be well to	2
than those of their	2
the importance of the	2
received ambassadors from the	2
the imperial notions of	2
to carry off the	2
his earliest measures was	2
the sixteenth century the	2
to be noted that	2
the valour of the	2
of the portuguese officials	2
to the west of	2
of books and some	2
albuquerque set sail from	2
from peru in search	2
on the face of	2
attempt at settlement in	2
was one of great	2
during the governorship of	2
could not have been	2
leave to return to	2
brought to the ship	2
peace with the portuguese	2
from an old chart	2
the new governor was	2
provinces of bardes and	2
of building a fortress	2
wall round the city	2
of the navigation of	2
about miles east of	2
ordered them to return	2
his accession to the	2
from portugal to india	2
i found that the	2
the whole force of	2
me a thousand charms	2
where they had landed	2
at the bay of	2
command of one of	2
to come to the	2
to discover the great	2
he anchored off the	2
that it was impossible	2
should be done with	2
the english east india	2
it is true that	2
showed himself to be	2
will not nor to	2
in the spanish chart	2
the century in which	2
island in the world	2
one of the two	2
condition of the malabar	2
lead to the farrier	2
he had with him	2
at which we dedicate	2
the king of achin	2
to your highness that	2
goa as soon as	2
a factory at diu	2
the future governor of	2
spot where he had	2
the month of december	2
to give a short	2
are to be found	2
fortress in the island	2
to close the red	2
his scheme of policy	2
in the two boats	2
being able to get	2
under the name of	2
the lands of the	2
of the most famous	2
not yet been found	2
is worthy of remark	2
annaes das sciencias e	2
list of viceroys and	2
portuguese fleet sails for	2
the principal features of	2
up his hands and	2
the son of his	2
the best edition is	2
to build a fort	2
he fell in with	2
for a fortress at	2
ever sent to portugal	2
which we dedicate him	2
first demanded that the	2
will be noticed that	2
spice islands and discovery	2
it was followed by	2
were removed to portugal	2
found to be so	2
roll not heap up	2
an end to the	2
it was more difficult	2
its are some blu	2
first portuguese settlement on	2
want to lead to	2
the blockade of calicut	2
the fact that he	2
might be supposed to	2
he divided among the	2
then gave orders to	2
for certain that as	2
little to the south	2
where the portuguese first	2
the fortress at calicut	2
settlement in the island	2
to the building of	2
way of the red	2
found it to be	2
the first viceroy of	2
of india for a	2
at once sent a	2
be handed over to	2
of the second edition	2
of the studious persons	2
only will be for	2
at the study during	2
que huma banda esconde	2
of his death had	2
valour of the portuguese	2
what pack will you	2
been able to procure	2
you are ashamed to	2
and the island of	2
the men who had	2
had been sent for	2
in possession of the	2
accustom the portuguese pupils	2
with dom francisco de	2
granted to the portuguese	2
sets sail for the	2
historian of the moluccas	2
little most the better	2
he resolved to make	2
relating to the history	2
came in sight of	2
the monopoly of the	2
strek him the bridle	2
seemed to say that	2
collection of the revenue	2
there should be no	2
the annaes das sciencias	2
take care that he	2
to the interest of	2
was conquered by the	2
of one of his	2
she will not nor	2
of prince henry the	2
garcia jofre de loaysa	2
by the chiefs of	2
it may be remarked	2
alongside of each other	2
the southern shores of	2
and in it was	2
face with hers nails	2
the straits that bear	2
made a treaty with	2
weak that he could	2
and his effort to	2
allies of the portuguese	2
for her typographical correction	2
on board the brigantine	2
have pricked him enough	2
with the two boats	2
the portuguese governor to	2
further discoveries in papua	2
a prototype which has	2
affonso de albuquerque in	2
i am going to	2
you must be and	2
field has by me	2
he laughs at my	2
that he had come	2
was the second son	2
a little most the	2
be worth the acceptation	2
for the portuguese to	2
a great deal pack	2
the end of his	2
very bad any of	2
the foundation of a	2
at war with egypt	2
he was received with	2
the defeat of the	2
to accustom the portuguese	2
service of the king	2
to pose as the	2
left the malabar coast	2
of the academia real	2
to trade with the	2
the inhabitants of the	2
then he kicks for	2
of the portuguese had	2
acceptation of the studious	2
monastery of mount sinai	2
the chiefs of taumaco	2
pleasure in the world	2
great victory was won	2
he kicks for that	2
peru in search of	2
of the famous navigator	2
till the th of	2
trading community at malacca	2
it is the island	2
in the afternoon the	2
the king of bengal	2
has been made of	2
of the modern chart	2
the commerce of the	2
the chapel of our	2
de albuquerque captain of	2
those who have written	2
for the service of	2
search of the great	2
be removed to portugal	2
fails to take aden	2
to set fire to	2
anecdote is told of	2
big bay of santo	2
in the whole of	2
early career of albuquerque	2
that nuno da cunha	2
which they called the	2
he had not to	2
the red sea was	2
ceded to england by	2
of the portuguese at	2
do you know they	2
that it could not	2
in the second capture	2
had come to the	2
they were met by	2
the days of albuquerque	2
only just in time	2
in quest of the	2
that it was necessary	2
to make himself an	2
contributions to the study	2
a chart of the	2
to have given a	2
believed to be the	2
the portuguese found themselves	2
fortunately for the portuguese	2
and discovery of papua	2
bring forward neither put	2
take over the government	2
a map of the	2
for they had to	2
ships in the harbour	2
to know that the	2
separates western australia from	2
not give you a	2
by a number of	2
king of ormuz and	2
i believe to you	2
girl have a beauty	2
because it was the	2
highness ordered me to	2
mendana and sarmiento discover	2
of the east indian	2
a history of the	2
formal possession was taken	2
stipulated that he should	2
portuguese influence in asia	2
demanded that the half	2
of the chancellor of	2
the limits of the	2
tentative list of books	2
governor of goa island	2
cede to the portuguese	2
heap up not foam	2
the th of november	2
the time of his	2
it want to lead	2
into the water up	2
he it was who	2
island of goa was	2
go to the east	2
a horse who have	2
dutch and english east	2
nothing to do but	2
made his way to	2
caused them to be	2
the greatest of all	2
here if i knew	2
situation of affairs in	2
remnant of the expedition	2
present condition of the	2
the portuguese factor at	2
they did not attempt	2
albuquerque sailed out of	2
not been able to	2
a friend of mine	2
the field has by	2
lord of villa verde	2
to do but to	2
sin in trouble water	2
the harbour of aden	2
succeeded him as captain	2
so weak that he	2
make to marsh him	2
ears and noses of	2
in the latitude of	2
the chief of melinda	2
and spanish discoveries in	2
to induce the king	2
it would be a	2
after a perilous voyage	2
horse who have a	2
the north of australia	2
have not a most	2
which could not be	2
its latitude they found	2
of our people said	2
conquest of the island	2
in order to show	2
of john the great	2
settlements on the south	2
of the direct sea	2
this island are of	2
of the roman catholic	2
hindu zamorin of calicut	2
go the jar to	2
that they had been	2
of the first portuguese	2
to him by a	2
imperial gazetteer of india	2
reported to have been	2
of the muhammadans in	2
place where they had	2
the patroness saint of	2
with the rest of	2
the soldiers and sailors	2
as well as their	2
spanish map of the	2
done in the previous	2
knew to tame hix	2
well known to the	2
are said to have	2
stone as roll not	2
away to the s	2
was the establishment of	2
passed through the hands	2
of the emir husain	2
him as captain of	2
do the devil at	2
mention has been made	2
i have a great	2
the new hebrides group	2
to cede to the	2
have a bad looks	2
especially of the youth	2
his hands and gave	2
when goa was taken	2
might have been able	2
a number of natives	2
when we consider that	2
the surrender of the	2
the causes which led	2
nearly the whole of	2
the portuguese against the	2
the acceptation of the	2
another part of the	2
to the islands of	2
vasco da gama the	2
to speak very bad	2
the th of october	2
came to where the	2
lifted up his hands	2
he sin in trouble	2
to the king dom	2
to the study of	2
he was willing to	2
the declared enemy of	2
with his capital at	2
game on they cantons	2
that his ships were	2
know that the king	2
his way to portugal	2
with the idea of	2
the navigation of the	2
i am catched cold	2
portuguese and spanish boundaries	2
albuquerque himself was wounded	2
fleet sent to india	2
the chancellor of portugal	2
palace of yusaf adil	2
his return from malacca	2
first discovery of australia	2
the portuguese should be	2
nor to bring forward	2
voyage round the world	2
part of his dominions	2
will you go to	2
at the clarendon press	2
in the same latitude	2
on the coromandel coast	2
the greatest of the	2
a commission to succeed	2
the commerce of their	2
when affonso de albuquerque	2
the malabar coast and	2
he was unable to	2
to force to forge	2
for the coast of	2
what we wrote him	2
new guide of the	2
the population of the	2
through the hands of	2
and one of his	2
chapel of our lady	2
the name given to	2
be established in the	2
by dom garcia de	2
the jar to spring	2
me a jade as	2
that the only way	2
the early history of	2
the red sea or	2
compared and contrasted with	2
some of the spaniards	2
to the end of	2
in their original form	2
to be subject to	2
commerce of their dominions	2
fleet sails for india	2
doubles the cape of	2
the great governor was	2
the greatness of his	2
the defence of goa	2
cloth will you do	2
allowed the portuguese to	2
extremity of new guinea	2