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Neeld's diary gives a fascinating firsthand account of the Brazilian revolution of 1831, which saw the overthrow of Emperor Pedro I. Drawing on his experiences as an officer in the British navy stationed in Rio de Janeiro at the time, Neeld provides a unique perspective on this pivotal moment in Brazil's history.
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