Quanto basta a respeito do dia 25 de abril de 1828 by Manuel Cipriano da Costa
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Costa, Manuel Cipriano da, -1834
Portuguese
"Quanto basta a respeito do dia 25 de abril de 1828" by Manuel Cipriano da Costa is a historical account written in the early 19th century. The book discusses the events surrounding the significant political upheaval in Portugal on April 25, 1828, when Miguel de Bragança was proclaimed King. It addresses the complexities and the legitimacy of this ...
defends the actions taken on that memorable day, arguing against criticisms that label them as irregular or abominable. He highlights the historical precedents of past proclamations of kings in Portugal, suggesting that the events of April 25 share a similar legitimacy. Cipriano da Costa contends that the well-being and approval of the public played a crucial role in this transition of power, asserting that the acclamation was a reflection of national will. He contrasts the peaceful reception of Miguel's ascendency with the violent histories of previous royal proclamations, framing the events as a proud and significant chapter in Portugal's political landscape. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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