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Devourism (Portuguese:
Devorismo) was the
pejorative term to
describe the
political regime which established itself in
Portugal following the Liberal...
- coup d'état that took
place on 9
September 1836 in
Portugal and
ended Devorismo,
leading to the
promulgation of the
Constitution of 1838. A
number of...
- Queen,
Maria II of Portugal). This was one of the
earliest references to
Devorismo (Devourism), i.e., the
corrupt practice of
using the
public treasury to...
- Sesimbra;
Filipe de
Sousa Holstein [pt] (1841–1884), 1st
Marquis of Monfalim;
Devorismo Charles C. F. Greville, A
Journal of the
Reigns of King
George IV and...
- was
published in Berlin.
Saldanha had a son who died in
Berlin in 1845.
Devorismo Revolt of the
Marshals Gilman, Peck &
Colby 1905, p. 478.
Hughes 1847...
- 18
November 1835 to 19
April 1836 he was
Prime Minister of Portugal.
Devorismo Pereira, João
Manuel Esteves; Rodrigues,
Guilherme (1909). Portugal; diccionario...
- Wellington, he was the
bearer of Wellington's
Portuguese Army marshal's baton.
Devorismo Revolt of the
Marshals Genealogical information on the 1st Duke of Terceira...
- her
husband eighteen. Politically, the
period 1834-1836 was
known as
devorismo (“devourism’)
because it was
characterised by a
sense of unprincipled...
