Person civil servant journalist poet

Maurício José de Castelo Branco

c.1842–1910

civil servant · journalist · poet

Main article Castelo Branco (Maurício José de) Funchal treasury clerk and journalist (c.1842–1910) who contributed to several local newspapers.

Funchal treasury clerk and journalist who contributed to several local newspapers, including O Direito and Diario Popular. He was one of the young co-authors of the satirical poem A Guyaneida.

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Representation in the Cortes — Deputy for Madeira in the Constituent Cortes of 1821.
Constitution of 1821 (The) — Deputy for Madeira to the Constituent Cortes of 1821–22.
Guiana Epic — One of the young co-authors of the satirical poem A Guyaneida.
Asylum for Invalids — Secretary of the 1844 commission on a proposed asylum for beggars.

2Chronology

1822
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.
1842
Maurício José de Castelo Branco was born in Funchal.
1910
Maurício José de Castelo Branco died in Funchal.

3Places mentioned

1Funchal
2Coimbra

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