Format:
1 Online-Ressource (644 pages)
ISBN:
9781438469317
Series Statement:
SUNY Series, Fernand Braudel Center Studies in Historical Social Science Ser
Content:
Intro -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Presentation of the English Edition -- Author's Preface to the American Edition -- 1 The Apprenticeship of Colonization -- The Colonists' and the Missionaries' Paths -- The Metropolis's Options -- The Aims of the Portuguese Slave Trade -- The Slave Trade as an Instrument of Colonial Policy -- Demand and Supply of African Slaves: What Is the "Primum Mobile?" -- 2 Africans, "the Slaves from Guinea" -- "Salvation's Way" -- The Slaving Trade Winds -- São Tomé-Laboratory of Tropical Slavery -- The Santomese Mocambos and the Bahia's Indians -- Invasion and Evangelization in West Central Africa -- 3 Lisbon, Slave-Trade Capital of the Western World -- The Ibero-American Slave Market -- The Portuguese Asientos and Angola -- Captives and Slaves in the Ethiopic Ocean -- Predators, Governors, and Bankers -- From Asian Spice to the Atlantic Slave Trade -- The Colonial Men and the Overseas Men -- Plunder and Trade in Angola -- Luanda, Rio de Janeiro, and the Río de La Plata -- Intertropical Experiments -- Agglutinating Good and Ancillary Good -- 4 Amerindians, the "Slaves of the Land" -- Amerindian Coerced Labor -- The Trade in Amerindian Slaves -- Hindrances to the Trade in Amerindians -- The Microbial Unification of the World50 -- Doctors and Empiricists -- African Slavery and the Plunder of Amazonia -- The Uprooting of Captives in Africa and America -- The Social Reproduction of Slaves -- 5 Evangelization in One Colony -- The Antislavery of the Holy Sacraments -- Antislavery and Proslavery Thought in Times of Asientos -- The Jesuit Theory of the Slave Trade -- The Descimento of Indians and the Atlantic Traffic in Africans -- The Bipolarity of Luso-Brasilic Slavery -- 6 The War over the Slave Markets -- The African Slave-Trade Crisis and the Amerindian Slave-Trade Cycle -- Peruleiros and Bandeirantes
Content:
Amerindian Captivity and Paulista Autonomism -- The War for Africans -- Nassau-Siegen: "Humanist Prince" and Slave Trader138 -- Colonial Planters versus European Shareholders -- The Luso-Brasilico Counterattack in Angola -- Luanda 1648: The Battle of the Ethiopic Ocean -- The Luso-Brasilico Enslavers' Task Force -- Who Retook Angola? -- The Jesuits and Control of the Ethiopic Ocean -- Rio De Janeiro-Buenos Aires, and Bahia-Benin -- Consequences of the Palmares Wars -- The Paulistas' Paradox -- Spatial Capacity and Social Control of Colonization -- photo gallery -- 7 Brasílica Angola -- Manioc in Slave-Ships and in African Fairs -- Nzimbu, Zimbo, Jimbo -- Portuguese, Angolista, and Brasílico in West Central Africa -- The Brasilico Offensive in Angola and Congo -- Salvador de Sá's Successors in Luanda -- João Fernandes Vieira in Angola -- The Marvelous Conversion of Queen Njinga -- Schismatic Congo -- Vidal De Negreiros and the Routing of Congo -- Mbwila: The Tri-Continental Battle -- Brasílico Maneuvers in the African Wars -- Putsch in Luanda and Knives Drawn in Recife -- Brasílico Continuity in West Central Africa -- The New Pact between the Crown and the South Atlantic Captains -- The Victory of the Cachaça -- The Cachaça Riot -- The Accounts of the Bilateral Trade between Brazil and Africa -- Conclusion: Brazil's Singularity -- Reaffirming the Portuguese Policy in West Central Africa -- The Repeopling of Portuguese America -- Cattle Against the Amerindians -- The Militias of the Ethiopic Ocean -- The Papacy and the Ethiopic Ocean -- The Invention of the Mulatto -- Appendix 1 Luís Mendes de Vasconcellos and His Offspring -- Appendix 2 The Supply of Northern Captaincies by Southern Captaincies during the Dutch War 1630-1654 -- Appendix 3 The Salvador Correa de Sá e Benevides Family
Content:
Appendix 4 Notes on Some Portuguese and Brasilico Expeditionaries of the 1648 Task Force that Recaptured Angola -- Appendix 5 1600s Portuguese Atlantic Hand Firearms -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781438469294
Additional Edition:
Print version de Alencastro, Luiz Felipe The Trade in the Living : The Formation of Brazil in the South Atlantic, Sixteenth to Seventeenth Centuries Albany : State University of New York Press,c2018 ISBN 9781438469294
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Alencastro, Luiz Felipe de, 1946 - The trade in the living Albany : State University of New York Press, 2018 ISBN 9781438469294
Language:
English
Keywords:
Brasilien
;
Sklavenhandel
;
Geschichte 1500-1700
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