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The "Abrilada" Revolt in Portugal 1824

In April 1824, Miguel led a new revolt--the Abrilada--which sought to restore absolutism. Joćo, supported by Beresford, who had been allowed to return to Portugal, dismissed Miguel from his post as generalķssimo and exiled him to France. The constitution of 1822 was suspended, and Portugal was governed under Joćo's moderate absolutism until he died in 1826.
Last Update: December 16, 2000

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