The legal persecution against the confederates initiated…

October 1824 CE

The legal persecution against the confederates initiated in October 1824 will last until April 1825.

Of the hundreds who had participated in the three provinces' rebellion, only sixteen will be condemned to death, among them, Frei Caneca.

All the others will be pardoned by Pedro I on March 7, 1825.

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Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro Brazil View →

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Pedro I of Brazil View → Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of Dundonald View →

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Brazilian Empire View →

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Brazilian Declaration of Independence View →

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