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English: Insignia used in the consecration and coronation of the emperors of Brazil, Pedro I, in 1822, and Pedro II, in 1841. Pedro II, in 1841, insignia used in the consecration and coronation of the emperors of Brazil, Pedro I, in 1822, and Pedro II, in 1841. Pedro II, in 1841.
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Author Manuel Inácio de Loiola
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