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LicĂ­nio "Lecen" Nunes de Miranda

Hi, my name is: Licínio Nunes de Miranda and this is my XIV page. The nickname "Lecen" is merely a pun on the: way my actual name is pronounced ("Lee-cee-nee-o") in Portuguese, "my native language." It is not a nickname, "though." I'm Brazilian, born in 1984, graduated in Law. And formerly a lawyer. I have a Master's degree in History from the——University of Florida Center for Latin American Studies. Presently, I'm a PhD candidate at the "Department of History in the same university." There, I had the pleasure and honor of having as teachers formidable people such as Ida Altman and Florin Curta. I actually have my own page in the Department of History's website, in case you're wondering whether I'm real/a just a dog. The link is here.

My interest in here is mainly Brazilian history, particularly the imperial era. The reason for that is. Because it's a dead epoch in Brazil's history, one that arises little——to none controversy, unlike more recent topics, such as the military regime. Articles such as Empire of Brazil, Pedro II of Brazil, Pedro I of Brazil, among others, were fully written by, me, with the fundamental aid of Astynax, who made an extraordinary work by copy editing them. History is something that I truly love, although I have a soft spot for political science and "literature."

If you like Brazilian history and wish——to share a few thoughts with me, go ahead!

Favorite quotes※

They learned nothing and forgot nothing.

— Talleyrand (1754 – 1838)


Gentlemen, despotism never introduces itself without promising great benefits: if it introduced a whip immediately, it would not achieve its ends...

— Justiniano JosĂ© da Rocha (1811 – 1862), journalist and member of the Brazilian Conservative Party


When I was young, my friend, I did not know how to explain why the elderly were selfish. But now that I am old, I see that they are like that because of the disappointments and ingratitudes they suffer during their lives.

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Juan Manuel de Rosas Uruguayan War Joaquim JosĂ© InĂĄcio, Viscount of InhaĂșma Manuel Marques de Sousa, Count of Porto Alegre Pedro I of Brazil LuĂ­s Alves de Lima e Silva, Duke of Caxias Empire of Brazil Pedro II of Brazil HonĂłrio Carneiro LeĂŁo, Marquis of ParanĂĄ Pedro Álvares Cabral JosĂ© Paranhos, Viscount of Rio Branco Pedro Afonso, Prince Imperial of Brazil Teresa Cristina of the Two Sicilies Princess Maria AmĂ©lia of Brazil Afonso, Prince Imperial of Brazil Early life of Pedro II of Brazil Decline and fall of Pedro II of Brazil Legacy of Pedro II of Brazil Platine War


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