He went to Portugal in March 1833 to meet his brother-in-law Dom Miguel, the pretender to the Portuguese throne, and, in consequence of the civil war there, was cut off from Spain when Ferdinand VII died in September 1833.
Turkey Relations between Turkey and Iran have been worsening in recent years, not least since Turkey agreed in 2011 to house a Nato radar base and as a consequence of the war in Syria, where Ankara has helped the Sunni rebels.
It's true that stopping Saddam's tyranny is the most heartening and unambiguous consequence of the war in Iraq.
And in what Zollman called "a perverse positive consequence of the war," attention recently focused on brain-injured troops will likely quicken future discoveries about the brain's adaptive potential, about ways to prod that potential and about why even a case like Shurvon's isn't quite what Colonel O'Brien once thought it was: hopeless.
While no U.S. troops died in March, some consequences of the war do not show up in Pentagon statistics, but have a profound impact on the almost 2 million men and women who have served in the wars.
The Edwardian castles and town walls in Gwynedd were built as a consequence of the wars fought for the control of Wales in the late 13th century.
It has just issued a report that shows, in fresh ways, some consequences of the war on drugs.
Author of The Alchemy of Finance (1987) published most recent tome, The Age of Fallibility, in September: explores the consequences of the War on Terror.
In Tim Robbins's "Embedded," a self-consciously Brechtian look at the causes and consequences of the war in Iraq (seen in New York at the Public Theater), the policymakers of the Bush White House became a satanic coven who wore hideous half-masks and chanted like witches at a Black Sabbath.
For anyone who thinks marijuana reformers are overblown in their fears of the consequences of the War On Weed, here's a contrast in how different states are treating the matter legally.
