ThePaiz

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O Paiz played a prominent role in Brazilian thinking at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Founded in 1884, it had Rui Barbosa as its first editor-in-chief, later replaced by Quintino Bocaiúva, one of the founders of the Republican Party. The newspaper championed the abolitionist and republican campaigns and was at the center of a series of controversies. It stopped circulating in 1930, after a fire at its headquarters. In 1934, it reappeared on newsstands, but only for a short time.

Neoclassical building on a corner with a leafless tree.Image description: The image is an old black-and-white photograph. It shows a large building with neoclassical architecture, located on a corner. On the left side, we see a busy street with people walking and parked cars. On the right, there is a leafless tree, which appears to be at the center of the image. In the background, the building has several windows and ornamental details. The top of the building features a dome covered by construction structures. At the top, there is a small tower with a pointed element.

Foto: Augusto Malta Sede d'O Paiz na rua da Saúde - Biblioteca Nacional

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Colored illustration from "O Cruzeiro" magazine, woman with red coat and hat.Image description: The image is a colored illustration from a magazine called "O Cruzeiro". The illustration shows a woman wearing a red coat with a brown fur hood and a red hat with blue details. She is wearing white gloves with red details and a white and red floral brooch hanging around her neck. The background of the image is light yellow. In the upper left corner, there is the text "O Cruzeiro Revista Semanal Ilustrada" written in green and red.
Memória 1 de 4: Revista O Cruzeiro