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plans to get possession of Gibraltar, 156; returns to Court, 156; is made Duke of Viseu and Lord of Covilham, 157; reasons for exploring Guinea, 158; Sagres his chosen home, 160; is made Governor for life of the Algarves, 160; his buildings on Sagres, 161; his scientific work, 162; results of settlement on Cape St. Vincent, 163; sends out men and ships to colonise Porto Santo, 164; colonises Madeira, 166; directs captains to Azores, 169; impatience at superstition and fears of navigators, 172; receives charter for Madeira, Porto Santo, and the Desertas, 173; sends out Gil Eannes, 173; despatches Baldaya, 174; engaged in politics, 179; reverence paid to him, 179; plans and organises African war, 180; sets sail for Ceuta, 181; pushes forward along inland routes, 182; attacks and blockades Tangier, 183; raises the siege, 184; signs a truce with Moors, 185; shuts himself up in Ceuta, 186; is recalled to Portugal, 186; made one of the guardians of Affonso V., 189; arranges a compromise between Pedro and Leonor, 190; sends to the Holy Father for treasure to aid in crusades, 200; gives grant to sail to coast of Guinea to Lancarote, 206; his motives in slave trade, 207; keeps buccaneers in check, 216; differs from West Indian planters, 217; gives a caravel to Gonsalo de Cintra, 218; permits Lagos to equip and send out a fleet on a Guinea voyage, 229; takes special charge of widows and orphans left by Nuno Tristam's expedition, 242; gives a reward to explorers, 246; his wonderful knowledge shown in correcting Cabral's course, 252; grants captaincy of Terceira to Jacques de Bruges, 254; account of him in narrative of Cadamosto, 261; absorbed in new Holy War against the Infidel, 299; his last appearance in public service, 300; makes set of charters, 303; makes grants to the Order of Christ and to the Crown of Portugal, 304; his illness and death, 304, 305; his body is laid in the chapel at Batalha, 305; his personal appearance, 305; his character, 306; results of his life, 309-312, 321, 323 Heravy, Al, life of, 26 Hereford _Mappa Mundi_, 120 Heurter, Job van, notice of first settlement of Azores, 255 Hippalus, discovery of monsoon, 17 Hope, country re-named, 60 I Ibn Batuta, 27
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