What “Have They Been Whispering in Verses”? Popular Activism against D. Miguel and Relations Between Brazil and Portugal. Torres Vedras, 1828-1834

What “Have They Been Whispering in Verses”? Popular Activism against D. Miguel and Relations Between Brazil and Portugal. Torres Vedras, 1828-1834

ABSTRACT The aim of this article is to point out the links between the history of Portugal and Brazil, in the aftermath of Brazil’s independency, from the reign of D. Miguel (1828-1834) to D. Pedro IV’s victory in civil war. One of the purposes is to emphasize the role played by common Portuguese pe...

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