Pedro de Araújo Lima, Marquis of Olinda
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Pedro de Araújo Lima, the Marquis of Olinda (Sirinhaem
Sirinhaém
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, 22 December 1793 — Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro
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, 7 June 1870, was a statesman
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 and monarchist
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 during the period of the Empire of Brazil
Brazilian Empire
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 (1822–1889). His long political career expanded through the reigns of João VI
John VI of Portugal
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, Pedro I and Pedro II
Pedro II of Brazil
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. He was also one of the founders of the Brazilian Conservative Party
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