This intriguing work provides a detailed look into the history of the Brazilian constitution during the mid-19th century, including discussions of political governance and cultural influences on constitutional development. An essential read for anyone interested in Brazilian history and politics, this book sheds light on a critical period of development in the nation's complex political landscape.

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