History of India volume 6
History of India volume 6
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It seemed as if the Portuguese king and people were come into a sudden fortune beyond the seas. King Emman- uel, after loading Da Gama with wealth and honours, assumed the dignity of " Lord of the Conquest, Navi- gation, and Commerce of Ethiopia, Arabia, Persia, and India. " His claim to possess the non-Christian world to the east of the Atlantic dividing line was perfectly PORTUGAL'S POLICY IN INDIAN TRADE 86 ^ clear from the point of view of European public law. It had been solemnly granted b...y Papal Bulls and rati- fied by Spanish treaties. Pope Alexander VI by a further Bull in 1502 confirmed the new style of Lord of the Conquest of India, etc. , which the Portuguese king added to his titles.
The monopoly of Indian dominion and trade, thus legally secured to Portugal, was interpreted by her in no illiberal spirit. It appeared in some sense as a trust which she held for Christendom. In 1500 the king declared the commerce with India " which by the grace of God our Lord we discovered and hold in our power " to be open on equal terms " to all our natives and likewise to the foreigners who are in our kingdoms and who hold our letters of naturalization.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed as if the Portuguese king and people were come into a sudden fortune beyond the seas. King Emman- uel, after loading Da Gama with wealth and honours, assumed the dignity of " Lord of the Conquest, Navi- gation, and Commerce of Ethiopia, Arabia, Persia, and India. " His claim to possess the non-Christian world to the east of the Atlantic dividing line was perfectly PORTUGAL'S POLICY IN INDIAN TRADE 86 ^ clear from the point of view of European public law. It had been solemnly granted b...y Papal Bulls and rati- fied by Spanish treaties. Pope Alexander VI by a further Bull in 1502 confirmed the new style of Lord of the Conquest of India, etc. , which the Portuguese king added to his titles.
The monopoly of Indian dominion and trade, thus legally secured to Portugal, was interpreted by her in no illiberal spirit. It appeared in some sense as a trust which she held for Christendom. In 1500 the king declared the commerce with India " which by the grace of God our Lord we discovered and hold in our power " to be open on equal terms " to all our natives and likewise to the foreigners who are in our kingdoms and who hold our letters of naturalization.
What to read after History of India volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson, A. V. Williams (Abraham Valentine Williams), 1862-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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