Exiles, allies, rebels: Brazil's Indianist movement, indigenist politics, and the imperial nation-state

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Indigenous Cultures and History Historical Studies in Latin America Indigenous Studies in Latin America

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Introduction The Fall of the Jesuits and the Crisis of the Colonialist Project Exiles of Empire: The Tragedy of Colonialism and the Romantic Indianist Utopia Slaves and Allies: The Conservative Mythology of Integration The Savage Strikes Back Epilogue Bibliography Index

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