The Gaucho Yell brazilian_minors.1
Victory! Not only have our valiant troops fought off the … 'caramurus' on the field of battle, but have also managed to free our … brethren in the … from the wretched yoke of ….
Among the trophies and souvenir trinkets captured from the battle, he spotted a pair of rag dolls lying face-down in the mud. The captain knelt beside the puddle. Turning them over, he recognized the facsimile: the men of House Bragança. Whoever they belonged to were long gone now. He tossed them into the nearest fire, to the cheers of his men.
The Crushing of the Cabanagem brazilian_minors.2
Despite the capitulation of the main Cabano government in …, countless rebels continue to resist our rule upstream. Hardened by years of brutal conflict, the … army has taken an especially harsh attitude towards the rebel bands, mainly comprised of free … and … fighters.
"Men! I need not tell you what a great victory this is. But the dreams of your beautiful wives and little sweets must wait. The rebel has escaped upstream, and he will fight until old age takes his fingers. Our new orders are thus: should they hide behind trees, we will burn them down. Should they hide behind tall walls without toe holds, we will pile their dead and climb them. Leave no stone unturned, no grass untrod. In the name of God and House Bragança, onwards!"
The Green Poncho Treaty brazilian_minors.3
With the defeat of the Riograndese Republic's field army, General … has proposed the granting of amnesties and extensive concessions to bring … back into the fold, and to avoid prolonged guerrilla fighting.
"General, my men have fought hard and bravely. But they are only men now. Far be it for us to treat each other like Frenchmen with British prisoners. And if you must, then allow them a dignified death." "Were it left to me, coronel. I can only guarantee that I shall speak to the ones who can spare them. If they have sense, they’ll see what I see: farmhands, traders, and artisans."
Victory in the North brazilian_minors.4
… has won its independence from …, though at great cost and through bloody struggle. Those still standing rejoice in victory and toast the fallen.
Among the trophies and souvenir trinkets captured from the battle, he spotted a pair of rag dolls lying face-down in the mud. The captain knelt beside the puddle. Turning them over, he recognized the facsimile: the men of House Bragança. Whoever they belonged to were long gone now. He tossed them into the nearest fire, to the cheers of his men.
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