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Aureliano De Sousa E Oliveira (coo-teen-yo) Coutinho
COUTINHO, Aureliano de Sousa e Oliveira (coo-teen-yo), Viscount de Sepitiba, Brazilian statesman, born in the province of Rio Janeiro, 21 June, 1800; died 25 September, 1855. He studied at the University of Coimbra, Portugal, where he was graduated as a lawyer, and then spent two years at the military academy of Lisbon. On his return to Brazil, he was chamberlain of the emperor, member of the imperial council, and senator. In 1833, while filling the office of minister of justice, he brought about a pacific settlement of serious difficulties in the court, and also the elevation of young Dom Pedro II. to the throne. He discovered a conspiracy against the prince and in favor of Dora Pedro I. Coutinho rendered important services to Brazil in several departments, and has left works relative to internal affairs.
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