The Portuguese in India: Being a History of the Rise and Decline of Their Eastern Empire, 1. cilt

A.D. CHAP accordingly afterwards Antonio appears appointed arms army arrived assistance attack attempt Bassein belonging Bombay Captain carried caused Ceylon CHAP chief coast Cochin command Company Conde death defeated destroyed Diogo Dutch East effect enemy engagement English entered expedition Factor fight fleet force fort fortress four Francisco further garrison gave give given Governor guese hands India island January João José killed King kingdom land letter Lisbon loss lost Luiz Mahrattas Malacca Manoel marched means Mello Menezes natives obtained offered once Ormuz passed peace Pedro Persian port Portugal Portuguese position possession present proceeded provinces received remained retired returned river sailed sent ships shortly side siege soldiers soon Sousa Spain succeeded success surrender taken territories took town trade treaty troops vessels Viceroy whereupon whilst