- monarchy.
Having embraced the
cause of constitutionalism, the
local Terceirenses established a
Junta Provisória in the name of
Queen Maria II of Portugal...
- The
viola da
Terceira (also
viola Terceirense) is a
stringed musical instrument of the
guitar family, from the
Portuguese islands of the
archipelago of...
- point-man in the Vice-Presidency (responsible for
regional finances) and a
Terceirense,
which hurt his
chances of
succeeding on the vote-rich
island of São...
- (Portuguese: Império da
Irmandade do
Divino Espírito Santo),
constructed in the
Terceirense-style, it is
still used in the
annual feast days ****ociated with the...
-
societies and
recreational groups extended the network,
linking the
Terceirense town to
various groups in
Europe and Brazil, who also sent contributions...
- diariodosacores.pt Diário
Insular daily 1946
Angra do Heroísmo —
Sociedade Terceirense de Publicidade, Lda. diarioinsular.pt
Jornal da
Bairrada w****ly 1945...
-
mixed pattern of use, with a
linear alignment typical of
older rural Terceirense areas established around historical roads. Its
roadways flow from the...
- E3 E3 E2•A3 A3 A2•D4 D4 D3•G4 G3•B3 B3•E4 E4
Viola da Terceira,
Viola Terceirense Azores (Portugal)
Viola toeira 12
strings 5
courses A3 A3 A2 • D4 D4...
-
Canada dos Engenhos)
which helped establish the
wealth of many of the
Terceirense families.
Referring to
agriculture in Altares,
Gaspar Frutuoso affirmed:...
- Heroísmo.
Sources Gregório, Rute Duas (2001). "Uma Exploração Agro-pecuária
Terceirense (1482-1450)" (PDF). Arquipélago História (in Portuguese). V (2 ed.):...
