The Story of the Nations: PortugalStephens, H. Morse (Henry Morse)
History
The Story of the Nations: Portugal
Stephens, H. Morse (Henry Morse)
Portugal -- History
MODERN PORTUGAL--CIVIL WARS AND THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT 409
John IV. his queen, and his sons Dom Pedro and Dom
Miguel--Oporto and Lisbon revolt against the Regency--The
Constitution of 1821--Brazil declares itself independent--The
Constitution abrogated--Death of John VI.--The influence of
the army--The Charter of 1826--Pedro IV. abdicates in favour
of Maria II.--Dom Miguel, Regent--Elected King--Reign
of Dom Miguel--The “Miguelite” war, 1830-34--Convention
of Evora Monte--Reign of Maria da Gloria--Civil wars and
“pronunciamentos”--Era of peaceful parliamentary government--Reigns
of Pedro V. and Luis I.--Accession of Carlos I.--The
Portuguese settlements in Africa--Material prosperity--The
literary revival--Lessons taught by the history of
Portugal--Conclusion.
INDEX 433
GENEALOGICAL TABLES--
I. The Descendants of John “the Great” 139
II. The Descendants of Emmanuel 279
III. The Dukes of Braganza 303
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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PRINCE HENRY OF PORTUGAL _Frontispiece_
SPECIMEN OF ROMAN ARCHITECTURE 9
VIEW OF OPORTO AND VILLA NOVA FROM THE SERRA CONVENT 16
COIMBRA (PRESENT STATE) 27
A VIEW OF THE ANCIENT MOORISH BATH AT CINTRA 42
ARCH OF THE WESTERN ENTRANCE TO AN OLD CHAPEL AT LEIRIA 47
VIEW OF LISBON 50
CONVENTO DE CHRISTO AT THOMAR 61
PRINCIPAL FAÇADE OF THE IGREGA DOS JERONYMOS AT BELEM (PRESENT STATE) 68
GATE AND WINDOW OF THE MONASTERY OF BELEM 77
FAÇADE OF LISBON CATHEDRAL 82
INES DE CASTRO 96
VIEW OF THE PALACE AT LISBON 108
TWO SIDES OF THE ROYAL CHAPEL OF THE MONASTERY
OF BATALHA (PRESENT STATE) 112
KING JOHN THE GREAT 116
QUEEN PHILIPPA 123
PORTUGUESE GOLD COINS 136, 137
ST. SALVADOR IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY 142
STATUE OF PRINCE HENRY 152
TOMB OF PRINCE HENRY 155
CHART OF GOA 166
VASCO DA GAMA 168
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