Underneath the sign of illegality: the sla- ve trade in the building of coffee complex in Rio de Janeiro (1831- 1850)

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THE BRAZILIAN ARISTOCRACY AND THE SLAVE DEALERS: THE FORMATION OF IMPERIAL NOBILITY AND THE ILLEGAL AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE IN THE MID-NINETEENTH CENTURY

Article in Almanack (January 2023)

What was Meant to be Silent: The African Slave Trade on The North Coast of São Paulo in Times of Piracy

Article in História (São Paulo) (January 2020)

Atlantic Silences: Subjects and Seaside Locations in the Illegal Traffic of Africans to the Southeast of Brazil (c.1830 - c.1860)

Article in Estudos Históricos (Rio de Janeiro) (April 2019)

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