Slaves and Masters in Early Nineteenth-Century Brazil

Slaves and Masters in Early Nineteenth-Century Brazil: Sao Paulo The slave regime of Brazil has become the object of major research efforts in the last ten years. The traditional model of a plantation-dominated society presented in Freyre's seminal work is no longer accepted as the norm, and the complexities and regional variations of the slave system are being systematically explored for the first time.1 In this context, recent work on the late eighteenthand nineteenth-century slave states of Minas Gerais and Sao Paulo has been particularly important.2

Ancient history · Geography · Political science · Socioeconomics · Sociology · Colonialism, slavery, and trade · History · History of Colonial Brazil

• Introduction

  Luis Symanski, Luís Cláudio P Symanski•Journal of African Diaspora…•2016

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• Migration and urban development in São Paulo

  Rosa Hassan De Ferrari, Anthony Ocepek et al.•Ethnic and Racial Studies•2023

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• After the Mining Boom

  Open Access•Laird W Bergad•Latin American Research Review•1996

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• Slavery

  Joseph C Miller, Emlyn Eisenach•Slavery and Abolition•1993

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• Children and slavery in the new world

  Gwyn Campbell•Slavery and Abolition•2006

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• Free Colored in a Slave Society

  Herbert S Kein, Herbert S Klein et al.•Hispanic American Historical Review•2000

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• Slave and free in nineteenth‐century Minas Gerais

  Clotilde Andrade Paiva, Herbert S Kein•Slavery and Abolition•1994

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• A experiência afro-americana numa perspectiva comparativa

  Open Access•Herbert S Kein, Herbert S Klein•Afro-Ásia•2012

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