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António Jardim de Oliveira

António Jardim de Oliveira

1858–1926

lawyer · politician · civil servant

Main article Jardim de Oliveira (António) Biography of António Jardim de Oliveira (1858–1926), a lawyer from São Vicente who served as deputy for Madeira and for nearly three decades as secretary-general of the Funchal civil government, often acting as head of the district. He was removed in 1917 after ordering maize landed during the wartime food crisis, prompting large public demonstrations in his support.

Lawyer from São Vicente who served as deputy for Madeira and for nearly three decades as secretary-general of the Funchal civil government, often acting as head of the district, including when the Republic was proclaimed in 1910. He was removed in 1917 after ordering maize landed during the wartime food crisis, prompting large public demonstrations in his support; he was also an early advocate of an asylum.

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2Chronology

  1. António Jardim de Oliveira was born in São Vicente.

  2. António Jardim de Oliveira graduated in law from Coimbra University.

3Places mentioned

Abroad

Map: Madeira (4)
  1. 1Funchal
  2. 2Lisbon
  3. 3São Vicente
  4. 4University of Coimbra

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