Jornada de Africa
by Jeronymo de Mendoça recounts the events of a military campaign in Africa. Written in response to Jeronymo Franqui and others, the text details the battle, the captivity of soldiers, and the sufferings endured by those who refused to convert to Islam. This historical account offers insights into the religious and military conflicts of the time, providing a valuable perspective on 17th-century encounters between Portuguese and North African forces. The narrative emphasizes the experiences and hardships faced by those involved in the conflict, preserving their stories for posterity.
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