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In this video, I will tell the story of a white Brazilian who grew up surrounded by slaves and became one of the most vocal opponents of slavery, to the point of asking the Pope to speak out on the matter. He was a lawyer, politician, writer, and diplomat, and in everything he did he made his position in favor of freedom and progress clear, even when he was defending the monarchy. But despite all the admiration he received both in Brazil and abroad, he had to live with one frustration: he did not marry the woman he loved. I will tell the story of Joaquim Nabuco, one of the few politicians who thought about the inclusion of the poor and black people in Brazilian society in the 19th century. To help the channel: Pix: [email protected] Become a member of the Channel Club / @paulorezzuttiescritor ** SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: http://goo.gl/vjSyge ** TO BUY MY BOOKS AND PRODUCTS* https://www.amazon.com.br/shop/paulor... +++MY OTHER MEDIA+++ Twitter: / paulorezzutti Instagram: / paulorezzutti Facebook: / prezzutti #PauloRezzutti #HistoriaNaoTold TIMESTAMPS Introduction 00:00 Family, childhood and the enslaved 01:07 Rio de Janeiro, Baron of Tautphoeus and Pedro II 04:12 São Paulo Law Academy, politics, literature 05:47 First defense of a slave 08:29 Return to Rio de Janeiro, advocacy, journalism and Camões 09:25 Travel to Europe and the relationship with Eufrásia Teixeira Leite 10:04 First diplomatic posts and the death of his father 14:08 Nabuco enters politics 15:05 The Religious Question 15:49 The question of the enslaved 17:05 The Brazilian Society Against Slavery and Abolitionism 18:24 Return to politics and ideas of reform 19:37 The end of slavery 21:34 Marriage to Evelina and the end of the Empire 22:53 Voluntary exile in London and return to Catholicism 24:56 Return to Brazil and founding of the Brazilian Academy of Letters 25:31 Pirara Question and diplomat in London 26:20 Embassy in Washington, the Monroe Doctrine, Pan-Americanism and the OAS 28:53 The Monroe Palace 30:47 Degree at Yale and the end of his life 31:20 Joaquim Nabuco Foundation 33:14 Carolina Nabuco, The Successor and Plagiarism 33:54