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  • 1775 Lisbon Earthquake, Historical Depictions(435 clicks)
  • Afonso V(444 clicks)
  • António de Oliveira Salazar(568 clicks)
    from New World Encyclopedia
  • António de Oliveira Salazar(421 clicks)
    from Biographcon
  • Arquivo da Universidade de Coimbra(775 clicks)
    Archive of the University of Coimbra
  • Aviz, House of(430 clicks)
    Wikipedia
  • BBC on Carnation Revolution(465 clicks)
    1974: Rebels seize control of Portugal
  • Braganza, House of(465 clicks)
    Wikipedia
  • Carlos I(434 clicks)
  • Carnation Revolution, 1974(467 clicks)
  • Carvalho Pinto de Sousa, José Sócrates (428 clicks)
    Secretary-General of the Socialist Party.
  • Cascais(448 clicks)
  • CAVACO SILVA, Anibal Antonio (431 clicks)
    President, 2006-
  • Coimbra(426 clicks)
  • Concise History of Portugal(437 clicks)
    by David Birmingham
  • Contemporary Portuguese Politics and History Research Centre(441 clicks)
    "The CPHRC has collected and translated several hundred documents, newspaper articles and interviews with political leaders. The material contained in these pages has been collected in the course of academic research in Portuguese archives and libraries. Please note that copyright exists on all English translations."
  • Dom João IV(483 clicks)
    King, 16 Dec 1815 - 20 Mar 1816
  • e-Journal of Portuguese History (576 clicks)
  • Edward/Duarte (403 clicks)
    King, 1433 until 1438
  • Emergence of Portugal(459 clicks)
    Chapter Six of A History of Spain and Portugal, Volume 1 by Stanley G. Payne
  • Estado Novo(461 clicks)
    fascist state, 1933--
  • Estado Novo (Portugal)(461 clicks)
  • Evora(470 clicks)
  • Fatima(462 clicks)
  • Ferdinand I(418 clicks)
    King, 1367—1383
  • Government Web Sites(468 clicks)
  • Hemeroteca Digital,(433 clicks)
    Digital periodical library
  • Henry the Navigator(450 clicks)
    Prince Henry the Navigator (1394-­1460) of Portugal, was known as the patron of navigation and exploration.
  • History of Portugal(473 clicks)
    History plus other items
  • History of Portugal: from the commencement of the monarchy to the reign of Alfonso III(447 clicks)
    by Edward McMurdo
  • History of Portugal: Primary Documents(494 clicks)
    Medieval to the present
  • History of the Republic of Portugal(460 clicks)
  • Inquisition(461 clicks)
  • John II(440 clicks)
    1455–25 to 1495
  • John VI(446 clicks)
  • King John I(404 clicks)
    1385—1433
  • Leaders--2011(424 clicks)
  • Lisbon(465 clicks)
  • Lisbon Earthquake(486 clicks)
  • Lista de obras na Memória da História(430 clicks)
  • Luis I(435 clicks)
  • Luso-American Foundation(554 clicks)
  • Manuel I(434 clicks)
    14th king of Portugal and the Algarves
  • Manuel II(431 clicks)
  • Manuel II(499 clicks)
    Last king of Portugal
  • Map of Spain and Portugal, Corrected and Augmented from the Map Published by D. Tomas Lopez (444 clicks)
    Tomás López (1730-1802) was a Spanish cartographer who was sent by the Spanish government to Paris for a number of years to learn cartography and engraving from the great French mapmaker Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d’Anville (1697-1782). In 1804, López published his Atlas Geográfico de España (Geographical atlas of Spain), the first atlas of Spain produced by a Spaniard. López’s children republished this work in a new edition in 1810, and again in 1830.
  • Marcello Caetano(447 clicks)
    "A Portuguese politician and scholar, who was the last prime minister of the Estado Novo regime, from 1968 until his overthrow in the Carnation Revolution of 1974."
  • Maria II(456 clicks)
    Queen regnant of Portugal from 1826 to 1828 and later from 1834 to 1853
  • Miguel of Portugal(426 clicks)
    Dom Miguel I, sometimes Michael (26 October 1802, Lisbon – 14 November 1866, Großheubach), was the King of Portugal between 1828 and 1834, the seventh child and second son of King John VI and his queen, Charlotte of Spain.
  • O Exercito portugues em finais do Antigo Regime(425 clicks)
    A história do exercito portugues num periodo que compreende as Invasoes Francesas de Portugal, parte da Guerra Peninsular.
  • Partido Renovador Democrático(461 clicks)
  • Partido Socialista;(315 clicks)
    Founded 1973
  • Pedro V(308 clicks)
    1853 to 1861
  • Portguese Socialist Party(324 clicks)
    Pre-1945
  • Portugal(274 clicks)
    Encyclopedia Britanica
  • Portugal and the World in the 16th & 17th Centuries(289 clicks)
    Snithsonian Institution
  • Portugal to 1974(290 clicks)
    Brief notes on Portugal in the early national period.
  • Portugal, 1910-2010(283 clicks)
  • Portugal: A History(283 clicks)
    by H.orse Stephens
  • Portugal: Primary Documents(306 clicks)
  • Portugese History(376 clicks)
    New World Encyclopedia
  • Portuguese History Bibliography(328 clicks)
  • Portuguese Monarchs(292 clicks)
  • Portuguese Monarchy - Part I(295 clicks)
    BBC
  • Presidents(316 clicks)
  • Prime Ministers(293 clicks)
  • Prime Ministers Since 1834-Present(287 clicks)
  • Prince Henry the Navigator the Hero of Portugal and of Modern Discovery(278 clicks)
    Biography in text or audio format
  • Relations Between Portugal and Brazil (1930-1945)(528 clicks)
    The Relationship Between the Two National Experiences of the Estado Novo Paula Marques Santos Professor at Lusíada University of Porto CEPESE p.m.s@iol.pt Abstract The years from 1930 to 1945 marked both a regional and world period of great political and economic instability. Because of the passive and permissive stance of most national governments, society experienced a deep crisis, from which no immediate positive change could be expected without a much-needed reformulation of the social, economic and political structure of each public and state entity. In their attempts to solve these problems, Portuguese-Brazilian relations were influenced by the internal reorganization processes of the Estado Novo and also by the changes taking place in the world system itself. These two influences led to a strengthening of the transatlantic link in some areas, but also to a decline in other areas.
  • Renaissance(378 clicks)
    Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
  • Revolução dos cravos, 25 Abril 1974(394 clicks)
  • Roman Lusitania(333 clicks)
  • Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, 1st Marquess of Pombal(299 clicks)
  • Social Democratic Party (Portugal)(321 clicks)
  • Spanish and Portuguese Reconquest, 1095-1492(307 clicks)
    Charles Julian Bishko From A History of the Crusades Vol. 3: The Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries Ed. Harry W. Hazard Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press, 1975
  • The Earthquake at Lisbon, 1755(345 clicks)
    by Rev. Charles Davy
  • The European Voyages of Exploration: Portugal(295 clicks)
  • The Internationalization of Portuguese Historiography(328 clicks)
    The Internationalization of Portuguese Historiography: The View from Economic History
    Pedro Lains, Instituto de Ciências Sociais, Universidade de Lisboa,
  • The Portuguese Pamphlets(287 clicks)
    Documents relating to 19th century Portugual
  • Tomar(299 clicks)
  • Últimas obras disponibilizadas(292 clicks)
    Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal
  • Viriato: Warrior-Chieftain of the Lusitans(294 clicks)
    Chief of the Lusitans who fought the Romans in 146 BC. This site should appeal to Celtic people.
  • World Fact Book(340 clicks)
    CIA