LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
| PAGE | |
| PRINCE HENRY OF PORTUGAL | [Frontispiece] |
| SPECIMEN OF ROMAN ARCHITECTURE | [9] |
| VIEW OF OPORTO AND VILLA NOVA FROM THE SERRACONVENT | [16] |
| COIMBRA (PRESENT STATE) | [27] |
| A VIEW OF THE ANCIENT MOORISH BATH AT CINTRA | [42] |
| ARCH OF THE WESTERN ENTRANCE TO AN OLD CHAPELAT LEIRIA | [47] |
| VIEW OF LISBON | [50] |
| CONVENTO DE CHRISTO AT THOMAR | [61] |
| PRINCIPAL FAÇADE OF THE IGREGA DOS JERONYMOSAT BELEM (PRESENT STATE) | [68] |
| GATE AND WINDOW OF THE MONASTERY OF BELEM | [77] |
| FAÇADE OF LISBON CATHEDRAL | [82] |
| INES DE CASTRO | [96] |
| VIEW OF THE PALACE AT LISBON | [108] |
| TWO SIDES OF THE ROYAL CHAPEL OF THE MONASTERYOF BATALHA (PRESENT STATE) | [112] |
| KING JOHN THE GREAT | [116] |
| QUEEN PHILIPPA | [123] |
| PORTUGUESE GOLD COINS | [136], [137] |
| ST. SALVADOR IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY | [142] |
| STATUE OF PRINCE HENRY | [152] |
| TOMB OF PRINCE HENRY | [155] |
| CHART OF GOA | [166] |
| VASCO DA GAMA | [168] |
| ALBOQUERQUE, FROM THE SLOANE MS. | [194] |
| ALBOQUERQUE, FROM AN ENGRAVING BY SILVA | [202] |
| DOM JOÃO CASTRO | [210] |
| PROCESSION OF AN AUTO DA FÉ | [232] |
| LISBON IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY | [239] |
| VIEW UP THE DOURO TOWARDS OPORTO | [250] |
| LUIS DE CAMOENS | [269] |
| JOÃO DE BARROS | [275] |
| PHILIP II. | [282] |
| FIGURES OF MEN AT AN AUTO DA FÉ | [293] |
| PORTUGUESE GENTLEMEN | [310] |
| JOHN IV. | [322] |
| CATHERINE OF BRAGANZA | [328] |
| PEDRO II. | [335] |
| OPORTO (PRESENT STATE) | [339] |
| SPECIMENS OF PORTUGUESE AND COPPER COINS | [344], [345] |
| THE MARQUIS OF POMBAL | [356] |
| BULL FIGHT | [366] |
| A PORTUGUESE MERCHANT, WITH HIS WIFE AND MAID-SERVANT | [384] |
| MARSHAL JUNOT, DUKE OF ABRANTES | [394] |
| PORTUGUESE PEASANTS | [398] |
| A FEMALE PEASANT FROM THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OFCALDAS DA RAINHA | [403] |
[A number of the views illustrating Portuguese scenery are taken from photographs; others are copied from W. M. Kinsey’s “Portugal Illustrated,” London, 1829; other volumes which have supplied illustrations are “Les Royaumes d’Espagne et Portugal,” La Haye, 1720; Murphy’s “Travels in Portugal,” 1798; Major’s “Prince Henry the Navigator,” &c., &c.]
