Portuguese oceanic expansion, 1400-1800

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Global Maritime and Colonial Histories Colonialism, slavery, and trade History of Colonial Brazil

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Ramada Curto, is an extremely valuable contribution for all those interested in studying the Portuguese overseas empire.It is also a work that is particularly welcome in the market formed by the more than forty postgraduate courses in History already existing in Brazil.The book's quality is

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