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Letter
Letter from the King of Portugal to the Vice Roy of India, dated 13 January, 1699.
An Account of the Court of Portugal, Under the Reign of the Present King Dom Pedro II: With Some Discourses on the Interests of Portvgal, with Regard
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An Account of the Court of Portugal Under the Reign of the Present King Dom Pedro II
Excerpt from An Account of the Court of Portugal Under the Reign of the Present King Dom Pedro II: With Some Discourses on the Interests of Portugal, With Regard to Other Sovereigns Upon his coming to Rome, jhonld a: he thought, but in]? Meet with a leind and honourable Reception 5 no [bruple was made about the Prince's Right of fending one, no enquiry into the'manner of his taking upon him the Government, nor fo much as mention made of the Claufe, fine Prejudicio Tertij How different was this ufage from what his Father met with King fohn had an undoubted Right to the Crown, and the fame was manifelt to the World, yet his Minilters were called to account at Rome, to fhow the grounds of their...
