| GENERAL VIEW, LISBON | Frontispiece | |
| ROMAN TEMPLE, EVORA | facing page | 2 |
| WOMEN AT WORK | ” | 8 |
| A FARMHOUSE, MINHO | ” | 30 |
| A FARMER | ” | 32 |
| THE VINTAGE, DOURO | ” | 38 |
| TERREIRO DO PAÇO, LISBON | ” | 42 |
| BOM JESUS DO MONTE, BRAGA | ” | 50 |
| A SHEPHERD | ” | 60 |
| CONVENTO DE JERONYMOS, BELEM | ” | 88 |
| CASTELLO DA PENA, CINTRA | ” | 90 |
| CLOISTER OF D. DINIZ, ALCOBAÇA | ” | 92 |
| TOMB OF D. INÉS DE CASTRO, ALCOBAÇA | ” | 94 |
| GENERAL VIEW, OPORTO | ” | 102 |
| THE CONVENT, MAFRA | ” | 128 |
| THE CHURCH, BATALHA | ” | 130 |
| THE CATHEDRAL, BRAGA | ” | 140 |
| GENERAL VIEW, COIMBRA | ” | 146 |
| THE WASHING-PLACE, COIMBRA | ” | 164 |
| CASTLE OF ALMOUROL | ” | 170 |
| GENERAL VIEW, VILLA REAL | ” | 174 |
| TOWER OF CASTLE, BEJA | ” | 178 |
| RUINED CASTLE, LEIRIA | ” | 182 |
| DOORWAY OF THE UNFINISHED CHAPELS, BATALHA | ” | 208 |
| INTERIOR OF THE CHURCH, BATALHA | ” | 214 |
| CONVENTO DE CHRISTO, THOMAR | ” | 216 |
| GENERAL VIEW, FARO | ” | 232 |
| A SQUARE, LISBON | ” | 236 |
| CEDAR AVENUE, BUSSACO | ” | 240 |
| A STUDY IN COSTUMES | ” | 248 |
Portugal of the Portuguese
About This Book
The book offers a wide-ranging portrait of Portugal, combining observations of national character, demographics, rural and urban life, religion, and natural beauty with studies of architecture, convents, and regional customs. It surveys literary and theatrical traditions, outlines political developments culminating in the transition from monarchy to republic, and examines contemporary events and Anglo‑Portuguese relations. Chapters mix descriptive travel-writing, historical overview, cultural analysis, and practical glossaries, and the text is illustrated with plates and maps to support discussions of landscapes, monuments, and everyday occupations.