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João José de Freitas Aragão
1777–1842
jurist · politician
Funchal-born Lisbon lawyer (1777–1842) who sat for Madeira in the Constituent Cortes of 1821–22 as substitute after the death of the elected deputy Garcez.
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- Representation in the Cortes — Replaced Garcês as deputy for Madeira in 1821.
- Garcez (Dr António João Rodrigues) — Substitute deputy called to fill the vacancy left by Garcez's death in the Constituent Cortes.
- Castelo Branco Manuel (Maurício José de) — Fellow deputy for Madeira in the Constituent Cortes of 1821–22.
- Constitution of 1821 (The) — Replaced the deceased Garcez as deputy for Madeira in the Constituent Cortes.
2Chronology
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João José de Freitas Aragão was born in Funchal.
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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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João José de Freitas Aragão died in Lisbon.
3Places mentioned
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