The Golden Age of Brazil 1695-1750: Growing Pains of a Colonial Society

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Univ of California Press, May 27, 2022 - History - 474 pages
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Contents

EMPIRE OF THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
1
THE GOLD RUSH IN MINAS GERAIS
30
PAULISTAS AND EMBOABAS
61
THE FRENCH IN RIO DE JANEIRO
84
PLANTERS AND PEDDLERS
106
BAY OF ALL SAINTS
126
RICH TOWN OF BLACK GOLD
162
DIAMOND DISTRICT
204
MISSIONARIES AND SETTLERS IN AMAZONIA
271
PORTUGUESE AMERICA IN MIDCENTURY
293
Antecedents of Treaty of MadridJesuit Cartographers and Army Engineers
325
Revenue Derived by the Crown from the Captaincy of Minas
333
PERSONALIA
362
NOTES
377
BIBLIOGRAPHY
419
INDEX
435

CATTLE COUNTRY
226
MOVING FRONTIERS AND MONSOONS
246

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