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PEDRO (D.), Duque de Bragança. MANIFESTO de Dom Pedro, Duque de Bragança. Paris: Na Officina Typographica de Casimir, 1832. - PEDRO (D.), Duque de Bragança MANIFESTO de Dom Pedro, Duque de Bragança . Paris, 1832. 8 pp.; 295 mm. Brochado; ligeira acidez. Manifesto of D. Pedro, Duke of Braganza, printed in Paris and dated aboard the frigate ”Rainha de Portugal” on February 2, 1832, in which he sets forth the rights of his daughter D. Maria II and justifies his intervention in Portugal against the government of Infante D. Miguel. February 2, 1832 (Dom Pedro, Duke of Braganza) - Manifesto in which Dom Pedro recalls having been called to succeed his father on the throne of Portugal, according to the fundamental laws of the Monarchy mentioned in the Charter of Law and Perpetual Edict of November 15, 1825, and having been recognized as King of Portugal by all the powers and by the Nation, which sent him a Deputation to the Court of Rio de Janeiro; he explains the succession to the Crown and the abdication in favor of his daughter, Dona Maria da Glória, the illegality of Dom Miguel's government, and declares that he does not bring to Portugal the horrors of civil war, but peace and reconciliation. The Manifesto precedes the liberal expedition that would give rise to the Civil War of 1832-1834, and concludes, in its final point, the period that begins with the Peninsular War. Very rare. ⚑ Auto-translated via Google Translate