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Godofredo Rangel
Born	José Godofredo de Moura Rangel 1864 (1864) Três Corações, Brazil
Died	1951 (aged 86–87)
Subject	Culture and history of Minas Gerais
Notable works	Vida Ociosa

José Godofredo de Moura Rangel (1864-1951) was a Brazilian writer.

He was born in Três Corações city, state of Minas Gerais, in 1884. He was friend of Monteiro Lobato. Godofredo Rangel was a regionalist writer who wrote about culture and history of Minas Gerais, his native land. He died in 1951.

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Falange Gloriosa, 1917
Vida Ociosa, 1920
Andorinhas, 1921
A Filha, 1929
Os Humildes, 1944
Os Bem Casados, ?

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