AFRICAN ILLICIT TRADE IN SOUTH-FLUMINENSE: THE SOUZA BREVES AND THEIR FARMS
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https://doi.org/10.18817/ot.v8i12.57Keywords:
Illegal african slave trade, Slavery, Family Breves,Abstract
This article will analyze the involvement of one of the richest families of Brazil Empirewith the illegal African trade. The siblings José e Joaquim de Souza Breves, men of prominence in 19thcentury Brazilian’s politics and society, built a real territorial and human empire, formed by thousandsof slaves placed in their properties. They certainly built one of the biggest fortunes of that time. Fromthe "south-fluminense" cost until the "Vale do Paraíba", we can find several farms, essentiallycharacterized by the African’s presence. Trying to comprehend how the relationship of theComendadores Breves with the illegal slave trade built specific characteristic the their coastalproperties, lighting, in present time, new question about last years of african trade to Brazil.Downloads
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