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Maarten Janssen, 2014-
Author(s) | António de Araújo |
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Addressee(s) | Anónima30 |
In English | Family letter from António de Araújo to his mother and his brother, Manuel de Araújo. The author tells his family some news, and complains about his bad luck in Brazil. This letter is included in the process of Domingas de Araújo, accused of bigamy. Her first husband, António de Araújo, had been in Brazil for around 19 years and, in spite of the husband's brother, a priest named Manuel de Araújo, telling her that António had written to him, which proved he was still alive, she alleged that she got no letters from him and that this made her believe he was dead. She also alleged that she only decided to marry again following the pressure of some family members. The second husband was Francisco Afonso, known as "the Nobleman". In the meantime, the first husband returned to Portugal, he forgave her and she went back to live with him. Although the court ended up declaring her innocence, she had to assume all the process expenses. |
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