1834 Additional Act

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List per year

General Constituent Assembly	1823
Draft Constitution[pt]	1823
Constitution of 1824	1824
Article 99	1824
Additional Act	1834
Declaration of Age of Pedro II[pt]	1840
Decree 523[pt]	1847
Land Law[pt]	1850
Eusébio de Queirós Law	1850
Reform Law of 1855	1855
Rio Branco Law	1871
Reform Law of 1875	1875
Saraiva Law	1881
Sexagenarian Law	1885
Golden Law	1888

TheAdditional Actwas an amendment to theBrazilian Constitution of 1824,passed on August 12, 1834. The amendment enhanced the autonomy of the provinces.

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