Chica da Silva: a Brazilian slave of the eighteenth century

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History of Colonial Brazil Colonialism, slavery, and trade Literature, Culture, and Criticism

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1. Land of stars 2. Chica da Silva 3. The diamond contractors 4. Black diamond 5. The lady of Tejuco 6. Life in the village 7. Mines of splendour 8. Separation 9. Disputes 10. Destinies 11. Chica the boss.

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1986L'illusion biographique 1972Household and family in past time 1972Neither Black nor White: Slavery and Race Relations in Brazil and the United States 1989Les Usages de la Biographie 1984Kinship ideology and practice in Latin America 2004Enslaving connections : changing cultures of Africa and Brazil during the era of slavery 1974The Manumission of Slaves in Colonial Brazil: Bahia, 1684-1745 1991The overthrow of colonial slavery 1776–1848

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