In the December 1835 edition of the The Sailors’
Magazine (p. 121) is a small account published what happened with
Portuguese naval officers. In that period there was a civil war going on in Portugal
with two crown pretenders. (1)b“No less than one admiral, fourteen captains,
seventeen commanders, and forty-six lieutenants, have recently been dismissed
from the Portuguese navy on account of their Miguelite opinions; and under the
pretext of old age, three admirals, fifteen captain, seventeen commanders, and
seven lieutenants, were placed on the retired list”.
Source
The Sailors’ Magazine and Naval Journal, published by the American Seamen’s Friend Society, to whom the whole profits of the work belong. New York, 1836.
Source
The Sailors’ Magazine and Naval Journal, published by the American Seamen’s Friend Society, to whom the whole profits of the work belong. New York, 1836.
