A Backward Glance at Portuguese and Brazilian Studies in the United States

Portuguese, a relative newcomer to most college and university curricula, may possibly have been taught in the United States as early as the close of the seventeenth century in a school belonging to the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue of New York City. It seems likely that the early records kept in Portuguese over several decades were written by those who received their training in the language in New York City. Instruction in Portuguese in college was first offered by a Frenchman, Father Peter Babad of the Society of St. Sulpice. Just when the priest began teaching Portuguese at St. Mary's College in Baltimore, Maryland, is not precisely known, but in 1816 he had a class in it under the auspices of the Department of Classical Languages

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• Orthography, Phonology and Word Study of the Leal Conselheiro

  Joseph H D Allen, Kimberley S Roberts•Language•1942

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• Old Portuguese Vocalic Finals Phonology and Orthography of Accented -OU, -EU, -IU and -AO, -EO, -IO

  Erma Learned•Language•1950

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• The Latinity of Dated Documents in the Portuguese territory

  Yakov Malkiel, Norman P Sacks•Language•1942

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• Paleographical Edition and Study of the Language of a Portion of Codex Alcobacensis 200

  Roland G Kent, Henry Hare Carter•Language•1938

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• Guide to the Manuscript Collections in the Duke University Library

  Lester J Cappon, Nannie M Tilley et al.•The Journal of Southern History•1948

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• Facts, Figures, and Opinions on the Present Status of Portuguese

  Jacob Ornstein•Hispania•1950

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• A Pioneer Teacher

  Robert Courtney Smith•Hispania•1945

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• Problems in Research Dealing with Portuguese and Brazilian Studies

  Eunice Joiner Gates•Hispania•1942

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• Portuguese Studies in the United States

  J H D Allen, J H Allen•Hispania•1942

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• The Naturalistic Novel of Brazil

  Oscar Fernandez, Dorothy Scott Loos•Hispania•1966

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• The Status of Spanish and Portuguese in American Colleges and Universities

  Donald D Walsh•Hispania•1947

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• Portuguese Courses in the Colleges and Universities of the United States, 1943-44

  Charles T Stewart•Hispania•1944

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• Paleographical Edition and Study of the Language of a Portion of Codex Alcobacensis 200

  Raymond S Willis, Henry Hare Carter et al.•Hispanic Review•1939

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• The Indian in Brazilian Literature

  Ralph E Warner, David Miller Driver•Hispanic Review•1943

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• Portuguese Orthography to 1500

  Francis Millet Rogers, Ruth Domincovich•Hispanic Review•1949

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• Orthography, Phonology and Word Study of the Leal Conselheiro

  Norman P Sacks, Kimberley S Roberts et al.•Hispanic Review•1943

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• Portuguese Word-Formation with Suffixes

  Joseph H D Allen•Language•1941

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• Handbook of Hispanic Source Materials and Research Organizations in the United States

  Howard F Cline, Ronald Hilton•Hispanic American Historical Review•1956

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• Bancroft Library Microfilm

  Gwendolin B Cobb•Hispanic American Historical Review•1954

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• Descriptive Bibliography of the Brazilian Section of the Duke University Library

  Alan K Manchester•Hispanic American Historical Review•1933

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• The Indian in Brazilian Literature

  Manoel Da S S Cardozo, Manoel Cardozo et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•1944

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