Dona Januária, a princesa da independência: o conde d'Áquila em desavença com d. Pedro II e a luta contra Garibaldi (Portuguese Edition)
by Dom Carlos Tasso De Saxe-Coburgo E Bragança
This book chronicles the life of Dona Januária, the princess of independence, focusing on the Count d'Áquila's discord with Dom Pedro II and the Brazilian monarchy's fight against Giuseppe Garibaldi. It offers a detailed look at the political and familial upheavals that shaped 19th-century Brazil, revealing the intricacies of imperial struggles and revolutionary pressures.
About This Book
Dona Januária, known as the princess of independence, played a pivotal role in Brazil's formative years following its break from Portugal. Her story intertwines with the personal and political challenges faced by the imperial family.
The narrative centers on the Count d'Áquila's falling out with Dom Pedro II, highlighting tensions within the Brazilian monarchy during a period of consolidation and external threats.
Amidst these internal divisions, the book examines the broader struggle against Giuseppe Garibaldi, the revolutionary leader whose actions influenced South American politics and independence movements.
Through this lens, the work sheds light on the complexities of power, loyalty, and resistance in the post-independence era of Brazil.
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