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Darwinian. Whilst Tupi-Guarani language emerged later as the major family, the decimation of Indian populations leaves us ignorant as to which was originally numerically
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Brazilian monarchy, considering that the monarchs descended from two of the most traditional European royal houses. And the country itself saw itself as a continuation of the Portuguese monarchy in the Americas.
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