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O senhor Dom Miguel I, e a senhora Dona Maria II / Comparações, reflexões, desengano

By João Augusto Novaes Vieira
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O texto articula-se como um folheto de comparações que contrapõe, ponto a ponto, condutas públicas, escolhas ministeriais, gestão do património e relações com forças estrangeiras atribuídas a um monarca precedente e à sua sucessora. Apresenta acusações sobre corrupção, nepotismo, alienação de bens reais, perseguições políticas e desrespeito pela opinião pública, enquanto exalta virtudes como economia, protecção nacional e integridade administrativa do antecedente. A peça emprega um tom polémico e cumulativo, reunindo exemplos e juízos para defender a legitimidade e a moralidade de um regime em oposição àquilo que descreve como má governação da sucessora.

About the Author

Vieira, João Augusto Novaes portrait

João Augusto Novaes Vieira

João Augusto Novaes Vieira was a Brazilian author known for his work in the 19th century. His notable book, "O senhor Dom Miguel I, e a senhora Dona Maria II / Comparações, reflexões, desengano," reflects his engagement with the political and social issues of his time, particularly in relation to the Portuguese monarchy. Through his writings, Vieira contributed to the discourse surrounding monarchy and governance, offering insights that resonate with the historical context of Brazil and Portugal. His literary contributions are part of the rich tapestry of Brazilian literature, showcasing the complexities of identity and power during a transformative era.

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