Author:
Mrs Virginia Rau, PhD
Report:
44
Page:
91
Year:
2017
Excerpt:
The article reproduces an article first published in the annual report of 1946. The Restoration of Portugal of 1640, which ended the Spanish domination in Portugal, coincided with a period of particular unrest in Britain before, during and after the Civil War. Dependent on whether the opinions of the consul were of royalist or anti-royalist character, in like measure was he supported or opposed by his fellow countrymen who held similar or contray views. Thus consuls were continually being challenged.
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