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... and, thus, unintentionally, albeit significantly, to Brazilian independence. His role as an essayist and educator speaking for the Enlightenment, at first glance, might seem to be in conflict with his role as royal official and General Inquisitor of the Realm. On the one hand, Azeredo Coutinho’s secular...

... as 1671 offered to head an expedition equipped at his own expense in search of the legendary silver mountain of SabarabuQu and of the emeralds of Marcos de Azeredo.28 Pais was not a novice in exploration. His experience as a bandeirante began about the year 1638, when he penetrated the area of the present...

... Mathias C. Kiemen; Manoel Cardozo on Azeredo Coutinho, and George C. A. Boehrer on the Church in the Second Reign, with respective commentaries by E. Bradford Burns and Donald Warren, Jr. Assembled under a section on polity are essays by Alan K. Manchester (“The Transfer of the Portuguese Court to Rio de...

... of Brazilian ideas during the first three decades of the nineteenth century. He shaped the thinking of Azeredo Coutinho, Silva Lisboa, José Bonifácio, and at least half a dozen other leaders. But he merits not one line, not even the mention of his name. One can find other omissions. Of course there must...

.... It ends not with a conclusion but with an epilogue that discusses commentators like the Italian academic Domenico Vandelli and the so-called enlightened Brazilian-born bishop José Joaquim da Cunha de Azeredo Coutinho, who wished to intensify Brazil's role as a slave-importing producer of agricultural...

... contact during inland expansion and the “baroque” mind-set of the Portuguese explorers and settlers. His introduction to the Obras of Azeredo Coutinho (1966) led him to review economic antecedents to Brazilian independence. His editorship of the first seven volumes of the História Geral da Civilização...

...-2,1,19. On directed labor, see typical portaria to diretor da Povoação de Indios de São Fidelis de Una , Bahia, fune 12, 1797, BNRJ, I-1,4,19. For observations on the Indians, see José Joaquim da Cunha de Azeredo Coutinho, “Ensaio Econômico sobre o Comércio de Portugal e suas Colônias” in Sergio...

... a person who had not lived away from his or her place of birth. This spatial mobility was hardly limited to the Portuguese. Inquisition subjects born in Brazil demonstrated the same footloose behavior. For example, Agostinho José de Azeredo, born in Rio de Janeiro, had lived in three of the four...

.... Perhaps the new leadership can make another try. The program consisted of a talk by Ambassador Antônio F. Azeredo da Silveira entitled “Brazilian Foreign Policy During the Geisel Years.” Because the ambassador had been foreign minister during that era—a time of considerable change and turmoil...

... Chile. 1964 “Introdução” in Historia de Nicolás I: Rey del Paraguay y emperador de los mamelucos . Santiago de Chile: Centro de Investigaciones de Historia Americana, Universidad de Chile. 1966 “Introdução” in Obras econômicas by J. J. da Cunha de Azeredo Coutinho. São Paulo: Companhia...

... regarding the origins of the middens. 29 Carta régia, 1701, in “Índice alfabético das leys, alvarás, etc. que há no archivo da Provedoria da Fazenda Real,” [1796] ANRJ, codice 126; José Joaquim da Cunha de Azeredo Coutinho, Ensaio econômico sobre o commércio de Portugal e suas colônias , 2nd ed...

...–1709,” HAHR , 22 (Aug. 1942), 470–492; “The Brazilian Gold Rush,” The Americas , 3 (Oct. 1946), 137–160; “Azeredo Coutinho and the Intellectual Ferment of his Times,” in H. H. Keith and S. F. Edwards, eds., Conflict and Continuity in Brazilian Society (Columbia, 1969), 72–103; “The Modernization...

... de Padua Fleury, na abertura da Assembléa Legislativa Provincial, no dia 20 de outubro de 1863 (Victoria: Typographia Capitaniense de Pedro Antonio Azeredo, 1864),17–20; Pernambuco, Vice-Presidente, Relatorio apresentado á Assembléa Legislativa Provincial em o 1o de março de 1864 pelo exm. sr. dr...

..., 1908, May 5, 1909; Brazilian Chargé (Paris) to Pena, Oct. 30, 1908; Sen. Arnolfo Azeredo to Pena, Aug. 12, 1908; Pena to MN, Nov. 11, 1908; Fonseca to Pena, Nov. 15, 1908, AMP; Rio Branco to Gama, Dec. 15, 1908, Gama Papers. 21 United States Naval Attaché (Rio) to Office of Naval Intelligence...