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Brit. Emanuel. See Immanuel . Emanuel (e-man'ū-el) I., Pg. Manoel (mä-nöel'), surnamed "The Great" and "The Happy." Born May 3, 1469: died at Lisbon, Dec. 13, 1521. King of Portugal, cousin of John II. whom he succeeded in 1495. He promoted the expeditions of Vasco da Gama, Cabral, Corte real, and Albuquerque. Emanuel, Paul. In Charlotte Brönte's novel "Villette," a lecturer in Madame Beck's school. Emanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy. Born at Chambéry, Savoy, July 8, 1528: died Aug. 30, 1580. An Italian general, son of Charles III. of Savoy. He entered the service of the emperor Charles V. in 1548, and in 1553 obtained command of the imperial army in the war against the French, whom he defeated at Saint-Quentin in 1557. He recovered by the treaty of Câteau-Cambrésis, concluded April 3, 1559, the duchy of Savoy, which had been taken by Francis I. of