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Septembrist
Septembrist (sɛpˈtɛmbrɪst) [f. September + -ist.] a. In Portugal, a supporter of the (successful) insurrection of September 1836 in favour of the restoration of the constitution of 1822. b. = Septembrizer.1840 New Monthly Mag. LIX. 439 Many individuals of importance..have joined the now dominant par... Oxford English Dictionary
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Historic Party
Regenerator Party, which had consolidated the Cartista political forces in the wake of the Regeneration, a military insurrection which overthrew the Septembrist wikipedia.org
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Septembrizer
Septembrizer (ˈsɛptɛmbraɪzə(r)) Also -ber-. [ad. F. septembriseur, f. septembriser (see prec.).] 1. Fr. Hist. One who took part in or advocated the massacre of the political prisoners in Paris on September 2nd–5th, 1792. Also transf., a bloodthirsty revolutionary.1794 tr. Brissot's Addr. to Constitu... Oxford English Dictionary
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National Democratic Front (Yemen)
It was joined by Qassam Salam's Ba'ath Party, and the Democratic Septembrist Organization. wikipedia.org
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Octoberist
Octoberist, -brist (ɒkˈtəʊb(ə)rɪst) [f. October + -ist] 1. [After Septembrist.] (See quot.) nonce-wd.1796 Burke Regic. Peace iv. Wks. IX. 19 But in comes a gentleman in the fag end of October, dripping with the fogs of that humid and uncertain season... This is what the Octoberist says of the politi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Patuleia
The focus of resistance to the new government was the Septembrist 'Junta of Porto', whose military leader, the First Count of Bonfim, was defeated by Marshal wikipedia.org
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Alcanede
During the 1846 Patuleia, Alcanede and its region were sites of many confrontations between Cartistas and Septembrist forces. wikipedia.org
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Regeneration (Portugal)
period of the Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy after the military insurrection of 1 May 1851 that caused the end of Costa Cabral's tenure and of the Septembrist wikipedia.org
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black
▪ I. black, a. (blæk) Forms: 1 blæc (def. blace), 1–4 blac, 2–6 blake, 3–5 blak, 5 blaak(e, 4–7 blacke, 5– black. [OE. blæc, blac (def. blace) = OHG. blah-, blach- (in comb.); a word of difficult history. In OE., found also (as the metres show) with long vowel blāce, blācan, and thus confused with b... Oxford English Dictionary
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History of Portugal (1834–1910)
The Queen fled to Belem to escape Septembrist control and initiated her own counter revolution, the Belenzada to restore the Charter with the support Despite her announcement of the resignation of the government and the garrisoning of troops, Septembrist forces threatened to march on Belém. wikipedia.org
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Revolt of the Marshals
In November that year the Queen mounted the failed Belenzada coup to remove the Septembrist government and restore the 1826 Constitutional Charter. wikipedia.org
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Belenzada
Howard de Walden, in contrast, felt that the Septembrist government of Sá da Bandeira and Passos Manuel was fundamentally anti-British. They arrived at five in the afternoon to a tremendously enthusiastic welcome from the National Guard and the Septembrist crowds. wikipedia.org
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Arsénio Pompílio Pompeu de Carpo
The slave traders gained some time and, strongly backed by the Septembrist front, now in power, Arsénio de Carpo pursued a career in politics, presenting Exile and return Arsénio de Carpo was forced to move to Lisbon where, backed up by Septembrist left wing press and freemasonry, he had the chance to maintain wikipedia.org
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Rossio massacre
about ending the slave trade] was due partly to... the drastic loss of strength, after the events of 13 March, with the Rossio massacre, of the popular Septembrist wikipedia.org
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