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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172 - How the king and queen left Almada and went to Lisbon, where King Fernando died
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173 - How Queen Leonor became ruler of the kingdom, and what the people of Lisbon said to her
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174 - Concerning the reply that the queen gave to the speeches made by the inhabitants of Lisbon
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175 - How a banner in support of the Queen of Castile was raised in Lisbon, and what happened afterwards
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176 - How Queen Beatriz's banner was raised in Santarém, and what happened there on that day
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177 - Concerning what happened in Elvas when Álvaro Pereira raised the banner for Queen Beatriz
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178 - Concerning the message that the King of Castile sent to the Portuguese nobles when they attended the month's mind of King Fernando
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172 - How the king and queen left Almada and went to Lisbon, where King Fernando died
pp 291-292

173 - How Queen Leonor became ruler of the kingdom, and what the people of Lisbon said to her
pp 293-296

174 - Concerning the reply that the queen gave to the speeches made by the inhabitants of Lisbon
pp 296-297

175 - How a banner in support of the Queen of Castile was raised in Lisbon, and what happened afterwards
pp 297-298

176 - How Queen Beatriz's banner was raised in Santarém, and what happened there on that day
pp 299-300

177 - Concerning what happened in Elvas when Álvaro Pereira raised the banner for Queen Beatriz
pp 300-301

178 - Concerning the message that the King of Castile sent to the Portuguese nobles when they attended the month's mind of King Fernando
pp 302-302

Bibliography of Works Cited
pp 303-304

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