The Chronicles of Fernão Lopes

Clive Willis; Iona McCleery; Francisco Fernandes; Shirley Clarke; Rita Costa-Gomes

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Volume 2: The Chronicle of King Fernando of Portugal
Edited by Amélia Hutchinson, University of Georgia, Teresa Amado, Juliet Perkins, King's College London, Philip Krummrich, Morehead State University, Kentucky
Translated by Clive Willis, Iona McCleery, Francisco Fernandes, Shirley Clarke
Introduction by Rita Costa-Gomes

Publisher:: Boydell & Brewer
Online publication date:: January 2024
Print publication year:: 2023
Online ISBN:: 9781805430117
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781805430117

Subjects:: British History: General Interest, History
Series:: Textos B

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Volume 2 of the first complete English translation of the chronicles of Fernão Lopes chronicles the reign of Fernando I (1367-1383) including Portugal's involvement in the Hundred Years' War, the military conflicts with Castile, the alliances with England, Aragon and Granada, the king's marriage with Leonor Teles, and the dispute over the succession to the Portuguese throne.

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142 - How the king ordered the arrest of his brother, the Master of Avis, and of Gonçalo Vasques de Azevedo
pp 244-246
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143 - Concerning the message that Vasco Martins received, that he should kill the Master and Gonçalo Vasques, and how he did not wish to do so
pp 247-248
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144 - Concerning the great fear suffered by the Master and Gonçalo Vasques de Azevedo, and how the queen sought an opportunity to kill Gonçalo Vasques
pp 248-249
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145 - How the Master arranged to flee, and the manner in which it was to be
pp 250-250
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146 - How the Master was released and dined that day with the queen, and concerning the discussion he had with her
pp 251-252
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147 - How the Master went to see the king, and concerning the conversation that he had with him; and concerning the arguments that the Master put forward in the house of the Earl of Cambridge
pp 252-254
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148 - How Lourenço Martins had desired to kill Vasco Porcalho and the Master told him that he should not do so
pp 254-255
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149 - How the English, and the Master with them, entered Castile and took the castles of Lobón and Cortijo
pp 255-257
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150 - How King Fernando and the English arrived at Elvas, and how the queen gave birth to a son there
pp 257-258
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151 - How Nuno Álvares begged leave of the prior to take part in the battle with the king and, when he was denied it, what the manner of his departure was
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152 - How the King of Castile gathered his people together and came to Badajoz with them
pp 260-261
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153 - How King Fernando prepared for battle and waited in the field, but the King of Castile did not want to fight
pp 261-262
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154 - How peace was negotiated between King Fernando and King Juan of Castile, and upon what conditions
pp 262-264
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155 - How Count Álvaro Pérez de Castro and Gonçalo Vasques conveyed the documents of the peace treaty, and concerning the discussions that took place before it was signed
pp 264-266
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156 - How the English found out that a peace had been negotiated, and how the hostages were exchanged
pp 266-268
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157 - How the Queen of Castile died, and it was arranged that the king should marry the Portuguese princess
pp 268-269
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158 - How the marriage between the King of Castile and the Portuguese princess was arranged, and with what conditions
pp 270-272
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159 - Concerning the vows that were sworn between the kings to safeguard the matters contained in the agreements
pp 273-274
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160 - How the Portuguese princess broke off the betrothal she had made and accepted the King of Castile as her husband, through his proctor
pp 274-275
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161 - How the queen left for Elvas with her daughter and with other people who accompanied them
pp 276-277
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162 - How the king sent his excuses to the King of England for the marriage of his daughter which he had arranged
pp 277-278
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163 - How the King of Castile left his kingdom and went to Badajoz
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164 - How the King of Castile approved the pacts before he received his wife, the princess
pp 279-280
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165 - How the King of Castile left for Elvas and how he took the Portuguese princess to wife
pp 280-282
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166 - What happened to Nuno Álvares, as the King of Castile was sitting down to eat, and what the queen said to the king when she had to take leave of him
pp 282-283
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167 - How King Juan celebrated his marriage in Badajoz and later returned to Elvas and bade farewell to his mother-in-law, Queen Leonor
pp 283-285
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168 - How the king left Badajoz and went to besiege Count Don Alfonso, and concerning other things that happened afterwards
pp 285-286
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169 - How King Fernando ordered people to go to Castile to receive the vows of allegiance because of the treaties, and who were the men who made them
pp 286-288
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170 - How the prelates and nobles of Castile made their oaths and pledges
pp 288-290
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171 - How Castilian representatives went to Portugal to receive similar pledges in respect of the agreements
pp 290-291
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142 - How the king ordered the arrest of his brother, the Master of Avis, and of Gonçalo Vasques de Azevedo
pp 244-246

143 - Concerning the message that Vasco Martins received, that he should kill the Master and Gonçalo Vasques, and how he did not wish to do so
pp 247-248

144 - Concerning the great fear suffered by the Master and Gonçalo Vasques de Azevedo, and how the queen sought an opportunity to kill Gonçalo Vasques
pp 248-249

145 - How the Master arranged to flee, and the manner in which it was to be
pp 250-250

146 - How the Master was released and dined that day with the queen, and concerning the discussion he had with her
pp 251-252

147 - How the Master went to see the king, and concerning the conversation that he had with him; and concerning the arguments that the Master put forward in the house of the Earl of Cambridge
pp 252-254

148 - How Lourenço Martins had desired to kill Vasco Porcalho and the Master told him that he should not do so
pp 254-255

149 - How the English, and the Master with them, entered Castile and took the castles of Lobón and Cortijo
pp 255-257

150 - How King Fernando and the English arrived at Elvas, and how the queen gave birth to a son there
pp 257-258

151 - How Nuno Álvares begged leave of the prior to take part in the battle with the king and, when he was denied it, what the manner of his departure was
pp 258-260

152 - How the King of Castile gathered his people together and came to Badajoz with them
pp 260-261

153 - How King Fernando prepared for battle and waited in the field, but the King of Castile did not want to fight
pp 261-262

154 - How peace was negotiated between King Fernando and King Juan of Castile, and upon what conditions
pp 262-264

155 - How Count Álvaro Pérez de Castro and Gonçalo Vasques conveyed the documents of the peace treaty, and concerning the discussions that took place before it was signed
pp 264-266

156 - How the English found out that a peace had been negotiated, and how the hostages were exchanged
pp 266-268

157 - How the Queen of Castile died, and it was arranged that the king should marry the Portuguese princess
pp 268-269

158 - How the marriage between the King of Castile and the Portuguese princess was arranged, and with what conditions
pp 270-272

159 - Concerning the vows that were sworn between the kings to safeguard the matters contained in the agreements
pp 273-274

160 - How the Portuguese princess broke off the betrothal she had made and accepted the King of Castile as her husband, through his proctor
pp 274-275

161 - How the queen left for Elvas with her daughter and with other people who accompanied them
pp 276-277

162 - How the king sent his excuses to the King of England for the marriage of his daughter which he had arranged
pp 277-278

163 - How the King of Castile left his kingdom and went to Badajoz
pp 278-279

164 - How the King of Castile approved the pacts before he received his wife, the princess
pp 279-280

165 - How the King of Castile left for Elvas and how he took the Portuguese princess to wife
pp 280-282

166 - What happened to Nuno Álvares, as the King of Castile was sitting down to eat, and what the queen said to the king when she had to take leave of him
pp 282-283

167 - How King Juan celebrated his marriage in Badajoz and later returned to Elvas and bade farewell to his mother-in-law, Queen Leonor
pp 283-285

168 - How the king left Badajoz and went to besiege Count Don Alfonso, and concerning other things that happened afterwards
pp 285-286

169 - How King Fernando ordered people to go to Castile to receive the vows of allegiance because of the treaties, and who were the men who made them
pp 286-288

170 - How the prelates and nobles of Castile made their oaths and pledges
pp 288-290

171 - How Castilian representatives went to Portugal to receive similar pledges in respect of the agreements
pp 290-291

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