Napoleão Bonaparte e Portugal. Patriotismo, Revolução e Memória Política da Resistência
Portugal had its “Napoleonic moment”. Before French occupation, the Regent Prince D. João and other prominent figures of the Court received the high distinction of the Legion of Honor and, in 1808, during the absence of the royal family, a group of citizens demanded the grant of a Constitution from...
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| author | Ana Cristina Araújo |
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| description | Portugal had its “Napoleonic moment”. Before French occupation, the Regent Prince D. João and other prominent figures of the Court received the high distinction of the Legion of Honor and, in 1808, during the absence of the royal family, a group of citizens demanded the grant of a Constitution from the Emperor and the adoption of the Civil Code (1804). The episodes surrounding the action of the ‘afrancesados’ and the mobilization of resistance – both the elites and the people – show that the aspiration for political change and the fight for independence express different forms of patriotism. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-b978403b780c4590a97a885cdd9045bb2022-12-22T02:29:48ZengAssociation Portugaise d'Etudes FrançaisesCarnets1646-76982012-06-01132810.4000/carnets.7215Napoleão Bonaparte e Portugal. Patriotismo, Revolução e Memória Política da ResistênciaAna Cristina AraújoPortugal had its “Napoleonic moment”. Before French occupation, the Regent Prince D. João and other prominent figures of the Court received the high distinction of the Legion of Honor and, in 1808, during the absence of the royal family, a group of citizens demanded the grant of a Constitution from the Emperor and the adoption of the Civil Code (1804). The episodes surrounding the action of the ‘afrancesados’ and the mobilization of resistance – both the elites and the people – show that the aspiration for political change and the fight for independence express different forms of patriotism.http://journals.openedition.org/carnets/7215EmigrationConstitutionPatriotismPeninsular war |
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| title | Napoleão Bonaparte e Portugal. Patriotismo, Revolução e Memória Política da Resistência |
| title_full | Napoleão Bonaparte e Portugal. Patriotismo, Revolução e Memória Política da Resistência |
| title_fullStr | Napoleão Bonaparte e Portugal. Patriotismo, Revolução e Memória Política da Resistência |
| title_full_unstemmed | Napoleão Bonaparte e Portugal. Patriotismo, Revolução e Memória Política da Resistência |
| title_short | Napoleão Bonaparte e Portugal. Patriotismo, Revolução e Memória Política da Resistência |
| title_sort | napoleao bonaparte e portugal patriotismo revolucao e memoria politica da resistencia |
| topic | Emigration Constitution Patriotism Peninsular war |
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