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"Narrative of the Portuguese Embassy to Abyssinia during the Years 1520-1527" by Francisco Alvares offers a rare firsthand account of 16th-century Ethiopia. Journey back in time with this meticulously prepared edition as the author recounts the experiences of the Portuguese embassy to Abyssinia, now modern Ethiopia.
This historical narrative sheds light on the complex diplomatic relations between Portugal and the Ethiopian empire, also known as Abyssinia. Explore the cultural landscape and political climate of East Africa through the eyes of a traveler and diplomat. Gain insight into a pivotal era of exploration, diplomacy, and cross-cultural exchange. This enduring work provides invaluable insights for anyone interested in the history of Ethiopia, Portugal, and early modern travel. A vital resource for understanding 16th-century Africa.
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