[24] On the history of these pretenders, see “Les Faux Don Sébastien,” by Miguel Martins d’Antas, the late Portuguese minister in London, published at Paris, 1866. [25] Hunter’s “Imperial Gazetteer of India,” article, India, vol. vi. p. 360. [26] The “Da Asia” of Diogo de Couto, decade xii. book i. chap. xix. [27] Hunter’s “Imperial Gazetteer of India,” vol. vi. p. 251. [28] Richelieu’s “Letters,” edited by the Vicomte d’Avenel, vol. vii. p. 858. [29] Mazarin’s “Letters,” edited by M. Chéruel, vol. ii. p. 501. [30] See the interesting little book by Jules Tessin, published at Paris in 1877 under the title of “Le Chevalier de Jant. Rélations de la France avec le Portugal au temps de Mazarin.” [31] See Carlyle’s “Speeches and Letters of Cromwell,” vol. iv. p. 21; Whitelocke’s “Memorials,” ed. 1732, pp. 592, 595. * * * * * Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: and and Gallicia=> and Gallicia {pg 25} the the chief=> the chief {pg 189} in both direction=> in both directions {pg 213} when he succeeded to his county=> when he succeeded to his country {pg 238} her to believed in him=> her to believe in him {pg 288} Aorna, João Alorna, João {pg index} Máráthás=> Marāthas {pg index} Melllo, Jorge de=> Mello, Jorge de {pg index} Novães => Novaes {pg index} End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Story of the Nations: Portugal, by H. Morse Stephens