‘Atlantic Nations’ and the Origins of Africans in Late-colonial Rio de Janeiro: New Evidence

Flávio dos Santos Gomes

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This article examines the persistent problem of African ‘nations’ (ethnic or cultural groups) in the Americas by focusing on the richly documented case of late-colonial Rio de Janeiro. First, it ad...

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