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Spain appears as the intended destination of the donatary Simão Gonçalves da Câmara's aborted self-exile, and as the country from which Madeira was asked to send 1,000 soldiers during Castilian rule. It was the origin of many hermit friars who came to Madeira, and the country where the failed 1866 revolution took place.
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- Donataries — Destination of Simão Gonçalves' abortive departure.
- Castilian rule — Country where Madeira was asked to send 1000 soldiers.
- Quadra (Dom Manuel de la) — His country of birth.
- Maximilian of Habsburg — Maximilian continued from Lisbon to Spain.
- Abreu (Aleixo de) — Court where he practised.
- Câmara (Simão Gonçalves da) — Where he intended to settle after the dispute.
- Sousa (Dr Jacinto António de) — Country where he observed the 1860 solar eclipse.
- Vitória (Friar João Pinto da) — Country where he studied and lived.
- Judicial administration — Intended destination of the offended donatary.
- Spanish émigrés — Country where the failed 1866 revolution took place.
- Seraphic Order — Origin of many hermit friars who came to Madeira.
- Lombo do Doutor — Homeland of Pedro Berenguer.
2Chronology
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Manuel de la Quadra was born in Spain.
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Dr Jacinto António de Sousa represented Portugal at the observation of the solar eclipse in Spain.
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A revolution in Spain failed early in 1866 and many revolutionaries fled to Portugal.
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After the revolution that dethroned Isabel II triumphed, the Spanish émigrés left Madeira secretly.