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Set up school of navigation in sagres portugal
Wanted to educate sailors and use an scientific approach
All of the best sailors, cartographers (mapmakers), mathematicians, navigators, ship-makers, astronomers etc. came to the school to exchange their ideas
Wanted to reach spice islands by travelling east from Portugal and going around the tip of africa
This would avoid using the great Silk Road
He sponsored voyages of exploration along the west coast of Africa
Although the Portuguese did not reach the Spice a Islands by travelling around the tip of Africa in Henry's lifetime, they got further along the west coast of Africa than any other European nation
Henry helped Portugal to become leaders in the field of exploration
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