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António João Rodrigues Garcez
physician · politician
Funchal physician elected deputy for Madeira to the Constituent Cortes of 1821–22. He died in Lisbon before taking his seat and was replaced by Freitas Aragão.
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- Aragão (Dr João José de Freitas) — Elected deputy for Madeira who died before taking his seat, making way for Freitas Aragão.
- Constitution of 1821 (The) — Elected deputy for Madeira to the Constituent Cortes who died and was replaced.
2Chronology
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Madeira elected its first deputies to the Constituent Cortes by indirect election, among them Dr. António João Rodrigues Garcez.
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The Portuguese Constituent Cortes sat in Lisbon, with Francisco João Moniz, João José de Freitas Aragão and others as deputies for Madeira.
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General elections under the new Constitution, held by direct vote, chose Madeira's deputies to the Cortes, among them Freitas Branco, with Macedo and Luiz António Jardim as substitutes.
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