From the Netherlands to Castile. From archduchess to princess. The sea voyage of Margaret of Austria (1497)
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This paper analyses the first part of the Hispanic Journey undertaken by Margarita of Austria from 1497 (when she arrived in Spain to marry Prince John of Castile and Aragon, heir of the Catholic Monarchs) to 1499 (when she returned to her native land after becoming widowed). The sea journey from the port of Flessinga, in the Netherlands, to Santander, port of Castile, was marked by endless tribulations that were the prelude to the happy welcome that received the princess upon her arrival in Castile.
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