Tropical Versailles: Empire, Monarchy, and the Portuguese Royal Court in Rio de Janeiro, 1808-1821

2001-01-01articleForeign Affairs195 citationsclosed

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Historical Studies in Latin America European Political History Analysis History of Colonial Brazil

Abstract

Introduction 1. Brighter Glory in the Western Sphere: Eighteenth-Century Empire, Monarchy and the New World 2. Pre-eminence and its Price: Rio de Janeiro in the Eighteenth Century 3. Tragedy and Triumph: the Politics of Royal Exile 4. The New City of Rio de Janeiro: Reconstructing the Portuguese Court 5. Tropical Versailles: the Politics of Monarchy in the New World 6. Imperio Florescente: Remaking the Empire 7. Liberties and Legacies: Constitutionalism in Rio de Janeiro

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