Explore the foundational legal framework of Brazil with the "Constitution Of The United States Of Brazil." This English translation presents the proposed constitution signed on June 22nd, 1890, intended for presentation to the National Congress on November 15th, 1890. This historical document offers invaluable insights into the political and legal landscape of Brazil during a pivotal period of its development as a nation.
Scholars of legal history, constitutional law, and Brazilian history will find this text an essential resource. Discover the principles and structures envisioned for the United States of Brazil, providing a window into the debates and aspirations that shaped the nation's identity.
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