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Vol. I, p. 23
Ref: The tagus and the tiber; or, notes of travel in Portugal, Spain, and Italy, in 1850-1 / by William Edward Baxter. - London : Ric
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"Every house of any size in the city [Lisboa] has its little garden, or rather grape-terrace, the vines being trained on trellis-work,
agus and the tiber; or, notes of travel in Portugal, Spain, and Italy, in 1850-1 / by William Edward Baxter. - London : Richard Bentley, 1852. - 2
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Link, 1801: 250 "[…] the present minister of police found the number of houses in Portugal to be 744,980. In Lisbon and Opor
Link, 1801: 320- " Excepting Lisbon, Oporto is the largest city in Portugal; being the chief town of a Corregimento, and the seat
"Oporto has four suburbs, seven parishes,, and twelve religious houses"
Link, 1801: 327- Referências ao clima
4,980. In Lisbon and Oporto alone can we reckon five or more inhabitants of each house, in the maritime towns generally about five, but in
orregimento, and the seat of a corregedor, a provedor, and a military governor, being a place of arms, it is also the see of a bishop who chie
 owns generally about five, but in the inland towns certainly not so many"
also the see of a bishop who chiefly resides at Mesão Frio"