The Third Portuguese Empire, 1825-1975: A Study in Economic Imperialism |
Contents
Illegitimate and legitimate commerce 1820s to 1850 | 22 |
From new Brazil to free trade 1850s to 1870s | 61 |
The new mercantilism 1880s to 1910 | 81 |
The republic and imperial decline 1910 to 1926 | 116 |
Salazar and the colonial pact 1926 to 1961 | 146 |
Late colonialism 1961 to 1975 | 192 |
exchange rates 1820 to 1974 | 226 |
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