THE NEW REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES OF BRAZIL. The "Library of Tribune Extras", Vol. I, no. 12.

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Published by [New York Tribune],, 1889

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60 pp. First edition. Special issue on Brazil featuring the "History of the Fall of Dom Pedro II and the Establishment of a Popular Government." Wrappers with edge wear; corner wear; tail of spine loss; near fine internally. Quoting the introduction: Few events in recent years beyond our own borders have excited a wider of deeper interest in America than the Brazilian Revolution of November 15, 1889. By the successful issue of Senhor da Fonseca's daring adventure the last independent monarchy in America was stricken down. The sisterhood of American Republics was joined by the only sovereign nation upon the continent not already included in its society. The Tribune appreciated the interest surely to be taken by the American people in so significant an event, and the wires that brought the tidings of Dom Pedro's deposition had not cooled before they were charged with The Tribune's directions to its regular correspondent in Rio de Janeiro, Mr. A.J. Lamoreux, calling for the fullest details of the revolution, and as the tides bore Dom Pedro from the country over which he had reigned, if not all wisely, at least most kindly, for fifty years, they bore at the same moment a staff correspondent of The Tibune to the scene of Imperial disaster and Republican triumph. A special issue detailing a special historic event: The independence of Brazil. Size: 26 x 17 cm. 0.0.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: THE NEW REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES OF BRAZIL. The "Library of Tribune Extras", Vol. I, no. 12.
• Publisher: [New York Tribune],
• Publication Date: 1889
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: Very Good