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uncovered by authorities,
Tiradentes was arrested,
tried and
publicly hanged.
Since the
advent of the
Brazilian Republic,
Tiradentes has been
considered a...
- Look up
Tiradentes in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tiradentes (1746–1792) was a
Brazilian hero of the
Independence Movement.
Tiradentes may also refer...
- The
Tiradentes Palace (Portuguese: Palácio
Tiradentes) is an
eclectic government building located in the
Centro neighborhood (bairro), next to the Paço...
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Cidade Tiradentes may
refer to:
Subprefecture of
Cidade Tiradentes, São
Paulo Cidade Tiradentes (district of São Paulo) This
disambiguation page lists...
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narrow gauge railway from São João del-Rei to
Tiradentes has been
preserved as a
tourist line. "
Tiradentes - Informações
sobre o município e a prefeitura"...
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known parti****nts were
Joaquim José da
Silva Xavier, best
known as "
Tiradentes"; José Álvares Maciel,
philosopher and
chemistry student; and Lieutenant...
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Expresso Tiradentes. The
project cost is
estimated at R$2.3
billion and is
estimated to be
completed (between Vila
Prudente and
Tiradentes ) in 2012...
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April 21:
Founding of Brasília (Aniversário de Brasília),
coinciding with
Tiradentes,
Federal District only.
April 23:
Saint George (São Jorge), City of Rio...
- Tri****ic
period (235–228
million years ago). It
contains one species, R.
tiradentes. In 1928 or 1929, near the road from
Santa Maria to San Jose, Dr. Wilhelm...
- ****ociação
Esportiva Tiradentes,
commonly known as
Tiradentes, is a
Brazilian football club
based in Fortaleza, Ceará state. They
competed in the Série...
