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A basically established and well-informed synthesis of advancements and occasions in Brazilian heritage from the colonial interval to the current, this quantity is geared toward non-specialized readers and scholars, looking a simple advent to this precise Latin American country. Divided chronologically into 5 major ancient classes - Colonial Brazil, Empire, the 1st Republic, the Estado Novo and occasions from 1964 to the current - the booklet explores the politics, financial system, society, and international relations in the course of every one section. The emphasis on international relations is very unique and provides an strange size to the book.

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