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Gouvea and Melo presented themselves as El King Dom Sebastião, in front of a series of party followers – but declaring their independence from the parties. In a nearby room, Montenegro gave its support to Marques Mendes (and saw Rio Rio support the amirant). Will it be the crown? And what relationship will the two palaces have?
El Rei Dom Gouvea and Melo and Montenegro, the Founder: the History of Future Presidential Elections
Gouvea and Melo presented themselves as El King Dom Sebastião, in front of a series of party followers – but declaring their independence from the parties. In a nearby room, Montenegro gave its support to Marques Mendes (and saw Rio Rio support the amirant). Will it be the crown? And what relationship will the two palaces have?
Gouvea and Melo presented themselves as El King Dom Sebastião, in front of a series of party followers – but declaring their independence from the parties. In a nearby room, Montenegro gave its support to Marques Mendes (and saw Rio Rio support the amirant). Will it be the crown? And what relationship will the two palaces have?
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