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António José de Ávila

António José de Ávila

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Main article Ávila e Bolama (Duke of) António José de Ávila, later Duke of Ávila e Bolama, a Portuguese statesman, was sent to Madeira in 1846 as royal commissioner with discretionary powers to investigate the unrest caused by Dr Robert Kalley's Protestant proselytism.

Portuguese statesman, later Duke of Ávila e Bolama. He was sent to Madeira in 1846 as royal commissioner with discretionary powers to investigate the unrest caused by Dr Robert Kalley's Protestant proselytism.

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2Chronology

  1. António José de Ávila was appointed by decree royal commissioner with discretionary powers for Madeira.

  2. Royal commissioner António José de Ávila left Lisbon with José Silvestre Ribeiro, the new civil governor, arriving in Madeira on 12 September.

  3. Ávila suspended the interim civil governor and the administrator of Funchal municipality.

  4. Ávila left Madeira for Lisbon.

3Places mentioned

Abroad

Map: Madeira (2)
  1. 1Funchal
  2. 2Lisbon

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