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José Clemente renovated the Post Office and opened the first annual painting exhibition, hosted at the National Academy of Fine Arts. When he was Minister of War, he carried out several movements that consolidated the land forces. In his term as Minister of Justice, he sanctioned the Criminal Code of
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The Independence of Brazil was promulgated on 12 October 1822 (the declaration of independence took place on 7 September 1822). After being proclaimed emperor, Pedro I decided to remove those who asked for a more democratic monarchy. Among them was José Clemente Pereira, who was accused of being an
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He was President of the House Senate. He came to Brazil, where he began his political career, being Minister of Justice and, twice, Minister of War. In 1828, the Emperor offered him the Ministry of the Empire, and, for just two days, he held the Treasury, where he created the Commercial Code of the
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José Clemente was elected Intendant General and later Deputy to the General Assembly for Minas Gerais, São Paulo and four times for Rio de Janeiro. He was a Senator for Alagoas (once), Rio de Janeiro (twice) and Pará (once). He was named commander of the army. He held several important public
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on 9 January 1822. On May 13, the Freemasonry granted prince Pedro the title of "Perpetual Protector and Defender of the United Kingdom of Brazil", which the prince partially declined, accepting only that of "Perpetual Defender".
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He held the offices of General Deputy, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Justice, Minister of War, Councilor of State, Minister of Finance and Senator of the Empire of Brazil from 1842 to 1854. He was provider of the
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in the campaigns for independence, being threatened and persecuted. He actively advised prince regent Pedro and thus prevented him from swearing in the Constitution drawn up by the Cortes of Portugal.
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In Rio de Janeiro, he took measures mainly focused on infrastructure, such as the plumbing of the waters of Lagoinha and Paineiras, the construction of fountains in
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As Minister of the Empire, he endorsed some of the first laws of political organization in Brazil, such as the law creating the Supreme Court of Justice.
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The freemasons, led by Joaquim Gonçalves Ledo and José Clemente Pereira, moved to dissuade prince Pedro from complying with the orders of the Portuguese
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positions during the Reign of the same Emperor who had exiled him: Minister of the Empire, at the same time of Finance, Justice, Foreigners and War.
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After graduation, he enlisted in the so-called "Academic Battalion" to fight the French in Portugal, where he rose through the ranks to serve in the
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On 26 February 1821 he received news that the people were gathering to swear in the Portuguese constitution. The Municipal Chamber of
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1830 and the Commercial Code of 1850. In addition, he founded the National Hospice for the Insane, which was completed in 1852.
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Clemente was senator for the province of Pará, State councilor, belonged to the Emperor's Council. He was also a member of the
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Unknown in Brazil, he was forced to work as a lawyer for a living, and so he remained until 1819, when he was nomitated
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He served as General Deputy from 1826 to 1829; 1830 to 1833; 1838 to 1841 and Senator from 1842 to 1854.
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His parents trusted his literary education on his uncle, a priest who qualified him to enroll at the
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Clemente remained in the Portuguese army for a long time, from where he saw the abdication of
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The son of José Gonçalves and Maria Pereira, Clemente was born on 12 February 1787 in Ade, .
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in the court. At this time he was elected president of the Municipal Chamber of
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José Clemente Pereira led the popular demonstrations of the so-called
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and tasked with founding the village of Praia Grande (present-day
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He was also Minister of War and Navy during the reign of emperor
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and his widow was awarded the title of Countess of Piedade.
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that faced the French in Spain, under the leadership of the
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He was elected to the Chamber Senate and allied with
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Clemente led the great popular demonstration of the
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was convinced to disobey orders from the Portuguese
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Minister of Justice
Lúcio Soares de Gouveia
José Bernardino de Almeida
Castelo Mendo, Portugal
Kingdom of Portugal
Rio de Janeiro
Empire of Brazil
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