Race Relations in the Portuguese Colonial Empire, 1415-1825

By C. R. Boxer
150 pages

Contributors:: C. R. Boxer
Publisher:: Clarendon Press
Place of publication:: Oxford, England
Publication year:: 1963
Subjects:: Portugal--Colonies--Native Races

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"Professor Boxer is a professional historian addressing a scholarly audience. Nevertheless his concern to put straight the record of her colonial past provides one of the most effective attacks yet made on Portuguese apologies for empire."- New Statesman

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Title Page iii
Preface v
Errata vii
I: Morocco and West Africa 1
Ii: MoÇambique and India 41
Appendix - A Note on the Term 'Canarim' 84
Iii: Brazil and the MaranhÃo 86
Index 131

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