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Primary Sources: Medieval and Renaissance Periods: Iberia (Spain & Portugual)
"... provides free on-line access to a collection of out-of-print monographs, essays and editions relating to the history of medieval Iberia. " Some primary source documents are included.
or, A genuino relation of the religion, laws, commerce, customs and manners of the country. Written by the Contess of Danois, in a series of letters to a friend at Paris.
"Mariana Alcoforado, (baptized April 22, 1640 , Beja, Portugal—died July 28, 1723, Beja), Portuguese nun, long believed to have written Lettres portugaise (1669; “Portuguese Letters”), a collection of five love letters, though most modern authorities reject her authorship." See Encyclopaedia Britannica Online for more information.
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