The French conquest of the Canary Islands: 1402–1405 ( Le Canarien )

Nicholas Morton

doi:10.1080/14765276.2026.2685963

June 24, 2026Crusades

The French conquest of the Canary Islands: 1402–1405 ( Le Canarien )

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This research aims to explore the history of the French expedition to the Canary Islands from 1402 to 1405.
Analysis of the text Le Canarien written in Old French
Historical context examination of the French expedition
Study of the motivations and outcomes of the expedition
Detailed account of the expedition's leadership under Jean IV de Béthencourt and Gadifer de La Salle
Insights into the interactions between French explorers and the local environment
Documentation of the maritime navigation techniques employed during the period

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Historical analysis reveals details about the French expedition to the Canary Islands, indicating significant maritime exploration efforts.

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Written in Old French, Le Canarien provides a detailed history of the French expedition to the Canary Islands led by Jean IV de Béthencourt and Gadifer de La Salle between the years 1402 and 1405. ...

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