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Irineu Evangelista de Sousa, Viscount of Mauá

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Irineu's sister, Guilhermina, who was only 12 years old, in marriage to a man named José Machado de Lima. Irineu, who was 9 at the time, was taken to Rio de Janeiro by his uncle at the request of his mother. His uncle, José Batista de Carvalho, was the captain and owner of a sailing ship and regularly travelled to India, Portugal and the Brazilian coast, stopping at several of its ports.
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In 1818, when Sousa was five years old, his father was murdered while camping at night when travelling with a herd of cattle, this deeply affected the family's income. His mother then married again in 1821, but the new husband did not want her children from the previous marriage; Mariana then offered
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The second son of João Evangelista de Ávila e Sousa and Mariana de Jesus Batista, Irineu Evangelista de Sousa was born on 28 December 1813 on his father's ranch in the then village of Nossa Senhora da Conceição do Arroio Grande, currently the municipality of
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At his peak, Sousa controlled eight of the country's ten largest companies (the remaining two were state-owned); his banking interests stretched over to Britain, France, the United States and
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Perhaps killed by cattle thieves on his journey south to sell the herd or accidentally hit by a bullet intended at one of his friends.
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region of Portugal. Records show his paternal grandfather, Manuel Jerônimo de Sousa, was the owner of the Arroio Grande
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in Brazil is on Sousa's birthday, December 28, due to his efforts ahead of the Ponta d'Areia shipyard.
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Viscount Mauá and the empire of Brazil: a biography of Irineu Evangelista de Sousa, 1813–1889
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was dominated by landowners who prioritized exports in a slave-based economy, Sousa defended
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in the captaincy of São Pedro do Rio Grande do Sul. Sousa had ancestry from the
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connecting South America to Europe, developed commercial transportation via
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remarks Irineu might have had two years of schooling in
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