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Manifesto aos cearenses. : A paz reina entre nos; e o formidavel apparato naó he para offender-vos. Homens perversos armaraó o nosso braço para punir aos authores da mais feia conjuraçaó contra as nossas vidas, e as nossas pessoas. .

Publication date: 1824

Topics: CPJCB, Broadsides, etc, Imprint 1824

Publisher: Reimpresso em Pernambuco : Na Typ. de Miranda e Comp.

Collection: jcbportugalbrazil; JohnCarterBrownLibrary; americana

Contributor: John Carter Brown Library

Language: Portuguese

1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 30 x 20 cm. (fol.) In 1824 Andrade was the head of a republican movement in Pernambuco against the monarchic system, called Confederação do Equador. Paraíba, Rio Grande do Norte, and Ceará were the other states to support the revolution, but the emperor's naval forces led by Taylor were superior, and conquered Recife, the capital, putting an end to the rebellion in November 1824. Defeated, Andrade left for England, returning to Pernambuco in 1831

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Dated and signed at end: Palacio do Governo 16 de abril 1824, 3.° da Independencia, e do Imperio do Brazil. P. Francisco Pinheiro Landim [and others]

Provenance of the John Carter Brown Library: Condy Raguet : inscription

John Carter Brown Library copy bound as the eighty-first item, in v. 1 of three volumes, with 142 other pamphlets