Azores

• Alvino — The Alvim surname also exists in the Azores.
• Aragon — Where D. Afonso de Aragão died.
• Masson (Francis) — Archipelago Masson visited from 1777 to about 1778.
• Order of Christ — Tithes there formed part of the same commanderies.
• Sousa (Francisco de) — Origin of settlers of Newfoundland.
• Bettencourt — Where Gaspar de Bettencourt settled and founded a large line.
• Wine industry — Azorean wines were banned from Madeira in 1801.
• Maize (Zea mays) — Origin of farmers brought to teach maize-growing methods.
• Camacho (Jacinto Augusto) — Where his family emigrated to escape Miguelist persecution and where he enlisted.
• Phanerogams — Archipelago sharing species with Madeira.
• Carvalho de Araújo (street) — Destination of the convoy near which the battle occurred.
• Tobacco — Source of imported leaf and manufactured tobacco.
• Juízes de fora — Archipelago for which the 1766 decree creating these offices was first issued.
• Dairy industry — Place of exile for protesters against the dairy decrees.
• Madeira in the University of Coimbra — Archipelago compared with Madeira for student numbers.
• Porto Santo rabbit — Its rabbits included in Miller's subspecies.
• Fernandes (Valentim) — Part of the narratives concerning the Azores was published in the Archivo Açoreano.
• Carvalhal (2nd Count of) — Location of some of his entailed estates.
• Wild canary (Serinus canaria) — Part of the bird's native range.
• Bravos do Mindelo (the Heroes of Mindelo) — Liberal base from which the force came.
• Island History — The Azores occupy six of the nine books.
• Madeiran history — Archipelago where the early Madeiran crisis is said to have had repercussions.
• Oceanography — Direction in which sea depth increases rapidly from Madeira.
• Slaves — Archipelago where slave labour also expanded.
• Monaco (Prince of) — Orthoptera from the prince's voyages there were published with the Madeiran ones.
• Judicial administration — The 1766 decree first created the corregedor and juiz de fora posts for the Azores.
• Orthoptères — Archipelago also visited.
• Military garrison — Origin of an artillery detachment sent in 1847.
• Livestock — Archipelago from which working oxen and Corvina cows are imported.
• Island History (commission) — The other archipelago covered by the commission's planned publication.
• Arms — Archipelago where the 1750 copper coins also circulated.
• Brown (A. Samler) — Archipelago added to the guide from 1901.
• Brum do Canto (Dr Salvador Manuel) — Birthplace of Brum do Canto.
• Botelho (Sebastião Xavier) — Archipelago Botelho also governed.
• Alcohol — Source of alcohol imported after sugar cane disappeared from Madeira.
• Asylums — Flood victims there were the object of a relief fund later used for the asylum.
• Jews — Archipelago cited by Herculano alongside Madeira for false accusations of Judaism.
• Occupation of Porto Santo by the Constitutional troops — Destination of the departing constitutional force in May 1832.
• Hann — Climate covered in Hann's article.
• Espírito Santo (festivities) — The Holy Spirit festivals there are compared with the less elaborate Madeiran ones.

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