PORTUGUESE IN SOUTH- EAST AFRICA

SubTitulo: 1600 - 1700
Autor: AXELSON, ERIC
Edição: Witwatersrand University Press.
Descrição: Johannesburg. 1969. Capa dura, com falta da sobrecapa; 226 págs.+ 1 mapa desdbv.+ 6 ilusts. extratexto; il.; 25 cm. "The pages that follow are an attempt to outline Portuguese activity in south- east Africa, from the Cape of Good Hope to the equator, during the seventeenth century, with particular emphasis on white settlement and relations between the Portuguese and indigenous populations. Meant to be a purely factual record, the work is bare of comment, apart from a few final generalizations. It is hoped that the work will contribute something towards a more general appreciation of Portuguese effort in Africa, and that it will fill in some details regarding lesser- known incidents. It is hoped too that those who may whish to pursue the subject further may find the archival references of use.(...)" In- Preface.