Foundations of the Portuguese empire, 1415-1580 | WorldCat.org (original) (raw)
Chapter 1. West-East Relations from Ancient Times to the Fourteenth Century A.D
Chapter 2. Prelude to Empire: Portuguese and European Expansion to 1415
Chapter 3. Ceuta
the Beginning of Empire
Chapter 4. Portuguese Expansion in Africa and the Atlantic, 1415-37
Chapter 5. New Discoveries along the African Coast and the Old Spanish Rival
Chapter 6. Explorations to Guinea and the Cape Verde Islands
Chapter 7. Henry "The Navigator" Who Followed His Stars
Chapter 8. Navigation: Portuguese Haven-Finding in the Ocean Sea
Chapter 9. Dividing the Land and the Waters: the Treaty of Alcáçovas, 1479-80
Chapter 10. João II: the Perfect Prince Who Looked South and East
Chapter 11. Christopher Columbus: a Genoese Who Made a Portuguese Voyage for Spain
Chapter 12. Vasco da Gama: May the Devil Take You! What Brought You Here?
Chapter 13. Cabral: the Captain Who Touched Four Continents
Chapter 14. Preconditions to an Asian Empire
Chapter 15. From Discovery to Conquest
Chapter 16. The Shape of Empire: the Nucleus, 1509-15
Chapter 17. The Shape of Empire, Continued: the Nucleus, 1515-80
Chapter 18. Institutions of Trade and Government
Chapter 19. The Shape of Empire: the Western Periphery
Chapter 20. The Periphery: Indonesia
Chapter 21. The Periphery: China and Japan
Chapter 22. The Balance Sheet