Go-betweens and the colonization of Brazil, 1500-1600

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History of Colonial Brazil Indigenous Cultures and History Latin American history and culture

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* A Note on Spelling and Citation * Acknowledgments *1. Go-betweens *2. Encounter *3. Possession *4. Conversion *5. Biology *6. Slavery *7. Resistance *8. Power * Notes * Bibliography * Index

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