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imported>Bovkaffe at 00:13, 25 December 2017

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			[[File:ACRGDB - Lisbon.png\|250px\|right]]
	During the [[Age of Discovery]], [[Lisbon]] launched many expeditions, among them, [[Vasco da Gama]]'s journey to [[India]] in 1497. By the 16th Century, Lisbon was a hub for commerce with [[Africa]], [[India]], and [[Brazil]], doing trade in spices, [[Slavery\|slaves]], sugar, and textiles. By the early 18th century, gold from Brazil allowed [[John V of Portugal\|King John V]] to transform the city into one of the largest cities in [[Europe]].		During the [[Age of Discovery]], [[Lisbon]] launched many expeditions, among them, [[Vasco da Gama]]'s journey to [[India]] in 1497. By the 16th Century, Lisbon was a hub for commerce with [[Africa]], [[India]], and [[Brazil]], doing trade in spices, [[Slavery\|slaves]], sugar, and textiles. By the early 18th century, gold from Brazil allowed [[John V of Portugal\|King John V]] to transform the city into one of the largest cities in [[Europe]].

imported>TheCreedX at 21:33, 17 January 2017

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	During the [[Age of Discovery]], [[Lisbon]] launched many expeditions, among them, [[Vasco da Gama]]'s journey to [[India]] in 1497. By the 16th Century, Lisbon was a hub for commerce with [[Africa]], [[India]], and [[Brazil]], doing trade in spices, [[Slavery\|slaves]], sugar, and textiles. By the early 18th century, gold from Brazil allowed [[John V of Portugal\|King John V]] to transform the city into one of the largest cities in [[Europe]].		During the [[Age of Discovery]], [[Lisbon]] launched many expeditions, among them, [[Vasco da Gama]]'s journey to [[India]] in 1497. By the 16th Century, Lisbon was a hub for commerce with [[Africa]], [[India]], and [[Brazil]], doing trade in spices, [[Slavery\|slaves]], sugar, and textiles. By the early 18th century, gold from Brazil allowed [[John V of Portugal\|King John V]] to transform the city into one of the largest cities in [[Europe]].

	(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars\|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. -[[Violet da Costa\|V]].)		(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars\|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. –[[Violet da Costa\|V]].)

	Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the [[1755 Lisbon earthquake\|1755 earthquake]] was so damaging that it inspired the [[France\|French]] philosopher [[Voltaire]] to write {{Wiki\|Poème sur le désastre de Lisbonne\|a long poem}} about the tragedy.		Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the [[1755 Lisbon earthquake\|1755 earthquake]] was so damaging that it inspired the [[France\|French]] philosopher [[Voltaire]] to write {{Wiki\|Poème sur le désastre de Lisbonne\|a long poem}} about the tragedy.

	(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. -V.)		(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. –V.)

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Lisbon}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Lisbon}}

			[[pt-br:Banco de dados: Lisboa]]
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imported>Darman36: link

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link

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	(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars\|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. -[[Violet da Costa\|V]].)		(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars\|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. -[[Violet da Costa\|V]].)

	Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the [[1755 Lisbon earthquake\|1755 earthquake]] was so damaging that it inspired the [[France\|French]] philosopher [[Voltaire]] to write a long poem about the tragedy.		Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the [[1755 Lisbon earthquake\|1755 earthquake]] was so damaging that it inspired the [[France\|French]] philosopher [[Voltaire]] to write {{Wiki\|Poème sur le désastre de Lisbonne\|a long poem}} about the tragedy.

	(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. -V.)		(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. -V.)

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Lisbon}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Lisbon}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
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imported>Darman36 at 16:59, 5 March 2016

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	During the Age of Discovery, [[Lisbon]] launched many expeditions, among them, [[Vasco da Gama]]'s journey to [[India]] in 1497. By the 16th Century, Lisbon was a hub for commerce with [[Africa]], [[India]], and [[Brazil]], doing trade in spices, slaves, sugar, and textiles. By the early 18th century, gold from Brazil allowed [[John V of Portugal\|King John V]] to transform the city into one of the largest cities in [[Europe]].		During the [[Age of Discovery]], [[Lisbon]] launched many expeditions, among them, [[Vasco da Gama]]'s journey to [[India]] in 1497. By the 16th Century, Lisbon was a hub for commerce with [[Africa]], [[India]], and [[Brazil]], doing trade in spices, [[Slavery\|slaves]], sugar, and textiles. By the early 18th century, gold from Brazil allowed [[John V of Portugal\|King John V]] to transform the city into one of the largest cities in [[Europe]].

	(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars\|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. -[[Violet da Costa\|V]].)		(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars\|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. -[[Violet da Costa\|V]].)

	Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the 1755 earthquake was so damaging that it inspired the [[France\|French]] philosopher [[Voltaire]] to write a long poem about the tragedy.		Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the [[1755 Lisbon earthquake\|1755 earthquake]] was so damaging that it inspired the [[France\|French]] philosopher [[Voltaire]] to write a long poem about the tragedy.

	(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. -V.)		(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. -V.)

imported>Crookandcharlatan at 14:58, 17 October 2015

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	(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars\|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. -[[Violet da Costa\|V]].)		(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars\|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. -[[Violet da Costa\|V]].)

	Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the 1755 earthquake was so damaging that it inspired the [[France\|French]] philosopher [[Voltaire]] to write a long poem about th tragedy.		Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the 1755 earthquake was so damaging that it inspired the [[France\|French]] philosopher [[Voltaire]] to write a long poem about the tragedy.

	(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. -V.)		(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. -V.)

imported>Bovkaffe at 13:46, 9 April 2015

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	During the Age of Discovery, [[Lisbon]] launched many expeditions, among them, [[Vasco da Gama]]'s journey to [[India]] in 1497. By the 16th Century, Lisbon was a hub for commerce with Africa, India, and Brazil, doing trade in spices, slaves, sugar, and textiles. Bu the early 18th century, gold from Brazil allowed King John V to transform the city into one of the largest cities in [[Europe]].		During the Age of Discovery, [[Lisbon]] launched many expeditions, among them, [[Vasco da Gama]]'s journey to [[India]] in 1497. By the 16th Century, Lisbon was a hub for commerce with [[Africa]], [[India]], and [[Brazil]], doing trade in spices, slaves, sugar, and textiles. By the early 18th century, gold from Brazil allowed [[John V of Portugal\|King John V]] to transform the city into one of the largest cities in [[Europe]].

	(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars\|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. -V.)		(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars\|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. -[[Violet da Costa\|V]].)

	Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the 1755 earthquake was so damaging that it inspired the [[France\|French]] philosopher Voltaire to write a long poem about th tragedy.		Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the 1755 earthquake was so damaging that it inspired the [[France\|French]] philosopher [[Voltaire]] to write a long poem about th tragedy.

	(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. -V.)		(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. -V.)

imported>Amnestyyy: fun fact: Lisbon is actually spelled Libson in the database >.>

2015-03-10T11:02:35Z

fun fact: Lisbon is actually spelled Libson in the database >.>

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During the Age of Discovery, [[Lisbon]] launched many expeditions, among them, [[Vasco da Gama]]'s journey to [[India]] in 1497. By the 16th Century, Lisbon was a hub for commerce with Africa, India, and Brazil, doing trade in spices, slaves, sugar, and textiles. Bu the early 18th century, gold from Brazil allowed King John V to transform the city into one of the largest cities in [[Europe]].

(Fun fact: Some of da Gama's expeditions to India were actually [[Templars|Templar]] plots to draw out [[Assassins]] in [[Calicut]]. -V.)

Lisbon also had a history of earthquakes. There were at least sixteen recorded in the three centuries before the one in 1755. But the 1755 earthquake was so damaging that it inspired the [[France|French]] philosopher Voltaire to write a long poem about th tragedy.

(When has poetry ever improved anything? Answer: Never. Poetry is for the weak. -V.)
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