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The Decline and Fall of Slavery in Nineteenth Century Brazil
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Bethell, Leslie
in
Abolition
/ Abolitionism
/ Emancipation
/ Plantations
/ Slave ownership
/ Slave trade
/ Slavery
/ Slaves
/ Subsistence farming
/ Trade legislation
1991
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The Decline and Fall of Slavery in Nineteenth Century Brazil
by
Bethell, Leslie
in
Abolition
/ Abolitionism
/ Emancipation
/ Plantations
/ Slave ownership
/ Slave trade
/ Slavery
/ Slaves
/ Subsistence farming
/ Trade legislation
1991
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The Decline and Fall of Slavery in Nineteenth Century Brazil
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The Decline and Fall of Slavery in Nineteenth Century Brazil
1991
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It is in my case a particular honour to address the Royal Historical Society. As president of the Society for four years in the 1960s, Professor R. A. Humphreys, the first holder of the Chair of Latin American History in the University of London which I have been privileged to hold since 1986 (and, incidentally, my teacher both as an undergraduate and as a postgraduate student), gave a series of distinguished presidential addresses on aspects of British and United States policy towards Latin America, and Anglo-American rivalries in Latin America, during the nineteenth century. But it seems that I am the first historian of Latin America to present a paper to the Society on a specifically Latin American theme.
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