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Luiz António Jardim

Luiz António Jardim

c. 1780–1825

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Main article Jardim (Luiz António) Luiz António Jardim (c.1780–1825) was a Funchal lawyer and poet who sat on Funchal's first constitutional council and was elected substitute deputy to the Cortes in 1822.

Funchal lawyer and poet who sat on Funchal's first constitutional council and was elected substitute deputy to the Cortes in 1822. He wrote a poetic pamphlet (1822) celebrating Madeira's adhesion to the constitutional regime.

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2Chronology

  1. Luiz António Jardim was born in Funchal.

  2. 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.

  3. Luís António Jardim died in Funchal.

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Map: Madeira (2)
  1. 1Funchal
  2. 2University of Coimbra

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