Britain and the Brazilian Naval Revolt of 1893-4

Historical writing in English on the diplomatic aspects of the Brazilian naval revolt of 1893-4 tends to be based on United States sources and, consequently, an American interpretation runs through most writing on the subject. This interpretation regards the revolt as an attempt to restore the monarchy by the insurgents with secret support from the European Powers, especially Britain, who were jealous of the increasing American political and economic influence in the newly established Republic of Brazil

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• Limits of Diplomatic Influence

  Open Access•Joseph Smith•History•2007

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• American Policy Toward the Brazilian Naval Revolt of 1893?94

  Charles W Calhoun•Diplomatic History•1980

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• Britain and the Onset of Modernization in Brazil 1850–1914

  Open Access•Richard Graham•Britain and the Onset of…•1968

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• Diplomatic Relations Between the United States and Brazil

  Herman G James, Lawrence F Hill•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1933

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• Argentina, Brazil, and Chile Since Independence

  Lawrence F Hill, J Fred Rippy et al.•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1936

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• A Shorter Working Day

  Herbert M Thompson, R A Hadfield et al.•The Economic Journal•1893

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• British Pre-Eminence in Brazil

  K G Grubb•International Affairs•1934

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• The United States and the Brazilian Naval Revolt, 1893–1894

  Open Access•Michael B Mccloskey•The Americas A Quarterly Review…•1946

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• A History of Modern Brazil 1889-1964

  Open Access•Jose Maria Bello, James L Taylor et al.•Verfassung in Recht und Übersee•1969

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• Finance, Trade, and Politics in British Foreign Policy, 1815-1914

  W Ashworth, D C M Platt•The Economic History Review•1969

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• United States Depression Diplomacy and the Brazilian Revolution, 1893-1894

  Walter Lafeber•Hispanic American Historical Review•1960

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