Dutch Brazil in the Early Modern Imaginary

Dutch Brazil in the Early Modern ImaginaryBetween 1624 and 1654 Dutch authors shifted from marvellous travel tales to methodical inventories that aimed at deeper comprehension of Brazil. This book traces that evolution through four cornerstone textsNieuwe Wereldt, Iaerlijck Verhael, Rerum per Octennium, and Historia naturalis Brasiliaeread alongside maps, West India Company papers, and incisive illustrations. Planters, soldiers, and Indigenous go betweens supplied the field notes that allowed

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and that is when you know you are going to love the little creature in your arms forever

this important work presents a new approach to the study of religious and cultural conversion that will illuminate the history of Latin America and beyond

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and basic mathematical concepts used in modern cosmology are presented in a simple

grounding the movement’s history in the religious beliefs

policies fuel the migration "crisis" they claim to address

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