List of Casilian Prime Ministers of the Republic: Difference between revisions

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No.	Prime Minister of the Republic (Birth–Death)	Portrait	Elected	Took office	Left office	Political party	Chancellors of the Palace(s)		Previous public office	Birthplace	Notable Achievements
1	Haroldo Freire-Ávila (1746-1809)		1802	26 February 1802	24 November 1806	Padrão Nacional	Veríssimo Matos		Grand Architect of the Unification	San Habalgo	Haroldo Freire-Ávila was the first and most notable voice for the Unification of the Four Kingdoms that co-habited the Salazadores archipelago, and is credited for writing the 'Constitution of Law' (1801); which would later be edited at the First Congressional Assembly in late 1802 and become the 'Casilian National Charter'. He is also remembered for his anti-monarchist stance and scathing books on the Loureiro Dynasty of which he was closely related.

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-| Haroldo Freire-Ávila was the first and most notable voice for the Unification of the Four Kingdoms that co-habited the Salazadores archipelago, and is credited for writing the 'Constitution of Law' (1801); which would later be edited at the First Congressional Assembly in late 1802 and become the Casilian National Charter. He is also remembered for his anti-monarchist stance and scathing books on the Loureiro Dynasty of which he was closely related.
+| Haroldo Freire-Ávila was the first and most notable voice for the Unification of the Four Kingdoms that co-habited the Salazadores archipelago, and is credited for writing the 'Constitution of Law' (1801); which would later be edited at the First Congressional Assembly in late 1802 and become the 'Casilian National Charter'. He is also remembered for his anti-monarchist stance and scathing books on the Loureiro Dynasty of which he was closely related.
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