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João de Lucena
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João de Lucena

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  • João de Barros
    Portuguese literature
    / The literature of discovery and conquest

    …of Father Francis Xavier”) by João de Lucena. Important both as history and as human documents were the cartas (“letters”) written by Jesuits in India, China, and Japan. The anonymous Descobrimento da Florida (1577; “Discovery of Florida”) and Gabriel Soares de Sousa’s Tratado descritivo do Brasil em 1587 (1587; “Descriptive…

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    …of Father Francis Xavier”) by João de Lucena. Important both as history and as human documents were the cartas (“letters”) written by Jesuits in India, China, and Japan. The anonymous Descobrimento da Florida (1577; “Discovery of Florida”) and Gabriel Soares de Sousa’s Tratado descritivo do Brasil em 1587 (1587; “Descriptive…

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