681. Brazil: The Emperor’s Anthem (Part 5)
6/21/20261 hr 10 min
What does the Brazilian national anthem reveal about its history of slavery and revolt? Why did the king of Portugal rule his country all the way from Rio in the 19th century? Who was the first emperor of Brazil? And, why was the second anthem a symbol of liberty?
Join Tom and Dominic as they delve into the chaotic episode of Brazilian history that resulted in its first and second national anthems.
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First 90 secondsDominic Sandbrook· Host0:01
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Tom Holland· Host0:05
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