Goa and Portugal: History and DevelopmentCharles J. Borges, Oscar Guilherme Pereira, Hannes Stubbe Papers presented at the 2nd Conference on "Goa and Portugal: History and Development" held in Goa during Sept. 6-9, 1999. |
Contents
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II | 19 |
III | 21 |
VI | 41 |
VII | 49 |
IX | 55 |
XI | 72 |
XII | 86 |
XXIV | 231 |
XXV | 238 |
XXVI | 248 |
XXIX | 258 |
XXX | 275 |
XXXI | 282 |
XXXII | 289 |
XXXIV | 317 |
XIII | 91 |
XIV | 109 |
XV | 111 |
XVI | 124 |
XVII | 133 |
XVIII | 159 |
XIX | 169 |
XX | 183 |
XXI | 197 |
XXII | 216 |
XXIII | 229 |
XXXV | 319 |
XXXVII | 326 |
XXXVIII | 336 |
XXXIX | 348 |
XLI | 366 |
XLIV | 379 |
XLVII | 398 |
L | 402 |
LI | 409 |
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19th century Abade Faria Academy administration Afonso de Albuquerque agrarian agriculture Amine António archbishop areas Augustinians auxiliaries Bahia Baia Bardez Boletim Bombay Borges British Catholic Chowgules Christian church colonial comunidade convent creole Crown cultivation cultural Cumbarjua Cunha Daman Daman and Diu Delhi Dumas economic Estado da India European export Fábrica Father Faria Freud furniture gaonkars Goa's Goan Goan economy Gubernatis Hindu História history of Goa Ibid important India Portuguesa Indo-Portuguese industry Inquisition institution Jesuits João José Kanara Kenaf king Konkani land language letter Lisbon Mahalasa Maria Marryat Menezes mining missionaries Mormugao morphosyntactic NOTES AND REFERENCES novel official Oratory organisations Panaji Panjim paper Pereira period political Ports Portugal Portuguese Portuguese India priest prohibited réis Religious Orders rice rituals Salcete Santa Monica ships Shri Mahalasa sisters society Souza temple textiles tourism Tourism in Goa trade village communities Xavier xerafins