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... useful information accessible. The bibliography is poor; one book is listed twice, and information given about the books is very incomplete. Copyright 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro. História. Tradições . By de Oliveira Dias Demósthenes . Rio de...

...Francis B. Simkins Copyright 1927 by Duke University Press 1927 D. Sebastião, Rei de Portugal (1554-1578) . By de Figueiredo Antero . ( Paris-Lisboa : Livrarias Aillaud e Bertrand , 1925 .) ...

...Charles E. Nowell Itinerário de Sebastião Manrique . Edição prefaciada e organizada por Silveira Luis . [ Agênda Gerai das Colónias, Divisão de Publicações e Biblioteca .] ( Lisbon : Ática, S. A. R. L. , 1946 . 2 vols. Pp. xv , 324 ; 429 . Maps, illustrations.) Copyright 1947...

...William B. Greenlee Infante D. Henrique . By Brochado Costa . ( Lisbon : Editorial Império Limitada , 1942 . Pp. 398 . Paper.) D. Sebastião o desejado . By Brochado Costa . ( Lisbon : Editorial Império Limitada , 1941 . Pp. 362 . Paper.) Copyright 1945 by Duke...

... is Johnson’s “A Pedophile in the Palace or the Sexual Abuse of King Sebastian of Portugal (1554 – 1578) and Its Consequences.” It is known that Sebastião’s lack of heir is what enabled the Spanish captivity of the Por-tuguese crown (1580 – 1640), but schoolbooks presumably do not go into Sebastião’s syphilis...

... Sebastião Nunes de Lisboa Several of these names also appear on the 1673 list cited above. 21 When the Crown reformed the administration of the company in 1662, the three representatives from the merchant community named as directors were: Manuel Martins Medina (who in 1654 was already...

... José Sebastião Witter . São Paulo : Editora Brasiliense , 1990 . 271 pp. Paper. Copyright 1991 by Duke University Press 1991 The centennial of Brazil’s republican revolution passed with little notice. The republic’s rapid degeneration into the oligarchic rule of rural coroneis made its...

.... The Portuguese Renaissance, heretofore a darkness pierced only by occasional shafts of scholarly light, has been brought into full view in this rich and spacious study by José Sebastião da Silva Dias. In scope and importance it can only be compared to the recent work of Antonio Alberto de Andrade on Luis Vernei...

... Sebastião, where she describes the challenges of the plantation system and the living situation of German and US Confederate expatriates. The last letters capture two-month stays in Santos and the São Sebastião plantation, setting the stage for the happy ending: her wedding to the young British engineer...

... precursor in the revolution of 1930. Sebastião Leme da Silveira Cintra (1882-1942), a near contemporary of Nilo, was in rapid succession priest, auxiliary bishop of Rio de Janeiro, archbishop of Olinda, archbishop coadjutor of Rio de Janeiro, and second Brazilian cardinal. Cardinal Leme, one...

...Gordon W. Smith Café e ferrovias. A evolução ferroviária de São Paulo e o desenvolvimento da cultura cafeeira . By Nogueira de Matos Odilon . Preface by Witter José Sebastião . São Paulo , 1974 . Editora Alfa-Omega . Biblioteca Alfa-Omega de Ciéncias Sociais, 2 . Maps...

... da província de São Paulo nos meados do século XIX . By Witter José Sebastião . Edited by Simões de Paula Eurípedes . São Paulo , 1974 . Universidade de São Paulo . Tables. Appendix. Bibliography . Pp. 93 . Paper. ...

... Press 1967 Not the merits of its scholarship but an accident—the quadricentennial of the founding of the “muito leal e heróica cidade de São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro”—explains the recent reissue of this chronicle, first published in 1944. This festive edition appears now, revised and enlarged...

..., and electoral politics. The newly prominent Catholic presence in Brazilian public life found its strongest expression in the alliance between Getúlio Vargas and Dom Sebastião Leme. De Groot convincingly argues that the separation of church and state under the republic was not a decisive event for the church...

... proceeded to Ilha de São Sebastião and on to Santos, raiding the harbor town, and leaving ships destroyed in the roadway of the Bahia de Todos os Santos. Despite delay he was not very well provisioned, and on heading south he ran into the first of the storms of which he wrote “. . . in deede I thincke...

... heavily in black. Mario Cravo Neto’s “voodoo” images suggest the work of Sebastião Salgado but are less preachy. Overall, and throughout Image and Memory , photographs of massacres, religious celebrations, faces, elite posing, and everyday life wonderfully capture the myriad aspects of Latin America...

..., 151). To give another example of the book’s conceptual poverty: if all one can say about poets as diverse as Augusto de Campos, José Paulo Paes, Sebastião Uchoa Leite, and Armando Freitas Filho (lumped together) is that they “moved away from concrete reality into more imaginative realms” (p. 159)—well...

... of Catholic faith and justice (for example, Pedro Claver, Miguel Pro, Cardinal Sebastião Leme da Silveira Cintra, Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo). On the other side, Lynch criticizes the eighteenth- century secularization of the doctrinas for diminishing the “cure of souls” (p. 82), the Syllabus of Errors...

... to a single vessel, abandoned 20 sick sailors, Knivet among them, on the island of São Sebastião. Found there by the Portuguese, Knivet, a lone survivor and a curiosity, became a servant to the governor in Rio de Janeiro. He subsequently labored in the coastal cane fields and sugar mills and then became...

... the virus of yellow fever, and Vanderlei Sebastião de Souza and Robert Wegner's survey of Brazilian eugenics. Sometimes when the research of a historical theme like eugenics is published in a book that quickly becomes a classic by a prominent historian (for instance, Nancy Leys Stepan), few dare to follow...