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Peeps at Many Lands: Portugal

By Agnes M. Goodall
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The book offers a compact tour of a western European nation, beginning with its geographic features and early formation as a kingdom, then tracing phases of political rise and decline and the role of maritime exploration. It moves through urban centers, describing Lisbon, Porto, and Coimbra, and explores rural life, folk customs, dances, songs, pilgrimages, agriculture, and bullfighting. Chapters combine historical sketch, travel observation, and authorial color, accompanied by full-page color illustrations.

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Agnes M. Goodall

Agnes M. Goodall was a writer known for her contributions to travel literature in the early 20th century. Her notable work, "Peeps at Many Lands: Portugal," offers readers a glimpse into the culture, landscapes, and history of Portugal, reflecting her keen observations and engaging narrative style. Goodall's writing is characterized by its informative yet accessible approach, making her work appealing to both casual readers and those interested in travel and geography. Through her explorations, she contributed to a broader understanding of the world during a time of growing interest in international travel.

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