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The French capital, where Franco de Sousa settled and painted 'Ar livre', and where Juvenal Honório de Ornelas took his medical doctorate in 1834. Padre Luiz Gonçalves da Câmara studied there and met Loyola, and the Barão de Ornelas graduated, practised and died there.
1Mentioned in
- Franco de Sousa (Henrique) — City where he settled and painted 'Ar livre'.
- Ribeira Brava (Viscount of) — Where he lived for some years.
- Ornelas (Juvenal Honório de) — City where he took his medical doctorate and published his thesis in 1834.
- Câmara (Father Luís Gonçalves da) — Where Câmara studied and met Loyola.
- Rodrigues (Adolfo de Sousa) — Where he completed his training.
- Garnier (Dr P.) — Starting point of Garnier's itinerary.
- Ornelas (Baron of) — City where he graduated, practised and died.
- Ferreira de Freitas (Joaquim José) — Where he directed a reading room.
- Chief authorities of the archipelago — City where Giraldes published his statistical account.
- Porto Santo (health resort) — Home of the elderly gentleman who came yearly to Porto Santo for its grapes.
- Oliveira (Dr João Francisco de) — City where Oliveira represented Portugal and was accused of conspiracy.
- Sousa (Dr Jacinto António de) — Visited for its scientific establishments.
- Carvalhal (2nd Count of) — Capital where the count led a lavish social life.
- Bertrand (Arthur) — Where the book was published.
- Castelo Branco (Pedro de) — Where he obtained his medical doctorate.
- Princess Maria Amélia Hospice — Headquarters of the Sisters of Charity and place of the 1877 contract.
- Caldeira (João da Silveira) — Laboratory where he worked.
- Sarsfield (Alexandre José) — Where Sarsfield served as military attaché to the Portuguese legation.
- Nogueiras (Viscountess of) — Where her French Eurico was published in 1888.
- Mourão Pita (Dr César Augusto) — Where his 1889 pamphlet was published.
- Zurara (Gomes Eanes de) — The city where the chronicle was published in 1841.
- Dress — City whose fashions were followed in Funchal.
- Manchon (L.) — Place of publication of the book.
- Aguiar (Joaquim Nunes de) — Where he completed his engineering degree.
- Câmara Pestana (Dr Luís da) — Where he studied bacteriology in 1891.
- Monteiro (Dr João António) — Where Monteiro began his work abroad and where he died.
- Photography — Where João Francisco Camacho learned photography.
- Miguéis (Alfredo Vital) — Where Miguéis studied until 1914 and exhibited at the Salon.
- Goimpy (Comte François Louis Edmond Gabriel Martz de) — Location of the Naval Academy holding the manuscript.
- Goldschmidt (Julius) — Where he practised in 1914.
- Moniz (Dr Patrício) — City where Moniz took a law degree.
- Oldenburg (Prince of) — City where the prince had the French translation of Eurico published.
- Forster (Johann Reinhold) — Its Natural History Museum holds plants the Forsters collected on Madeira.
- Falgairolle (Edmond) — Place of publication of the pamphlet.
- Aguiar (Manuel Caetano Pimenta de) — Where he studied arts and sciences from 1785.
- Alvares (Joaquim de Oliveira) — Where he died in 1835 and is buried at Père Lachaise.
- Sousa Vaz (Dr F. de Assis) — Place of publication.
- Pereira da Silva (Father José) — Where he died.
- Ferraz (Ricardo Júlio) — Where he studied engineering.
- Silva (Vicente Gomes da) — Where Silva ordered books on photography.
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2Chronology
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The fraudulent Relation Historique de la découverte de l'isle de Madère, a French version of Alcoforado's account, was published in Paris.
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Manuel Caetano Pimenta de Aguiar went to Paris to study arts and sciences.
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Giraldes published in Paris his Estatística Historico-Geographica of Madeira and Porto Santo.
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Dr António de Luz Pita received the doctorate in surgery in Paris.
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Princess D. Maria Amélia, daughter of D. Pedro IV, was born in Paris.
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F. de Assis Sousa Vaz's treatise on Madeira's climate and phthisis was published in Paris.
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Juvenal Honório de Ornelas published his Paris medical thesis on post-partum haemorrhage.
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Joaquim de Oliveira Alvares died in Paris aged 59.
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Arthur Bertrand published his book in Paris.
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Azurara's Crónica da Guiné was first published in Paris by the Visconde de Santarém.
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Joaquim Nunes de Aguiar completed his civil engineering course in Paris.
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António Evaristo de Ornelas took his doctorate in medicine at Paris.
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D. Luís da Câmara Leme reported on the military exhibits at the Paris Universal Exhibition.
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Gaston Lemay's 'A bord de la «Junon»', touching on Madeira, was published in Paris.
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Vicente Cândido Machado graduated in medicine at the Paris faculty.
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The Viscondessa das Nogueiras's French translation of Herculano's Eurico o Presbítero was published in Paris.
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L. Manchon's 'A travers Madère, onze jours en hamac' was published in Paris.
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Dr. César Augusto Mourão Pita published 'Madère, Station Médicale fixe' in Paris.
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Luís da Câmara Pestana left for Paris to study bacteriology and Koch's tuberculin.
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Edmond Falgairolle published Une expédition française à l'île de Madère en 1566 in Paris.