Died 1923-03-01.
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Ruy Barbosa de Oliveira, also known as Rui Barbosa, was a Brazilian politician, writer, jurist, philologist, journalist and diplomat.
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Born 5 November 1849 · Died 1 March 1923 · Q916935
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Died 1923-03-01.
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1921–1922).
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1918–1920).
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1915–1917).
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1912–1915).
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1909–1911).
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Career landmark: ambassador of Brazil (1907–1907).
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1906–1908).
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1903–1905).
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1897–1899).
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1894–1896).
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1891–1893).
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Career landmark: Bahia senator (1890–1891).
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Career landmark: Minister of Finance of Brazil (1889–1891).
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Career landmark: deputy of the General Assembly of Brazil for Bahia (1882–1884).
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Career landmark: provincial deputy of Bahia (1878–1878).
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Career landmark: deputy of the General Assembly of Brazil for Bahia (1878–1881).
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Born 1849-11-05.
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