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170:Revolt of the 2nd Infantry Regiment (1831)
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164:Revolt of the Royal Navy Brigade (1829)
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101:To assert the cause of his daughter
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122:Battle of Cape St. Vincent
82:Liberal Revolution of 1820
141:Concession of Evoramonte
176:and civil war (1832–33)
167:Revolt of Lisbon (1831)
48:João Carlos de Saldanha
44:Pedro de Sousa Holstein
95:and King Dom Miguel.
137:Battle of Asseiceira
131:were driven out of
238:Conflicts in 1828
93:Emperor of Brazil
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228:History of Porto
223:1828 in Portugal
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197:. Infopedia
217:Categories
181:References
159:Belfastada
129:Miguelites
64:After the
60:Background
23:regime in
17:Belfastada
201:21 August
124:(1833).
21:Miguelist
150:Timeline
107:Terceira
74:Portugal
25:Portugal
109:in the
70:British
54:England
37:Belfast
161:(1828)
133:Lisbon
111:Azores
78:Brazil
72:ruled
68:, the
33:Porto
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