2006
DOI: 10.1590/2237-101x012004005
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O outro lado do Império: as disputas mercantis e os conflitos de jurisdição no Império Luso-Brasileiro

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“…The strengthening of liberal discourse and the liberalization of commerce which went even to the extent of liberalizing street trading (by hawkers and women) irritated many Brazilians and was a source of conflict in Brazil (Chaves 2006). The following decade was marked by revolt and unrest which ultimately led to Brazil declaring independence in 1822.…”
Section: The Board Of Trade Agriculture Factories and Navigation Fromentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The strengthening of liberal discourse and the liberalization of commerce which went even to the extent of liberalizing street trading (by hawkers and women) irritated many Brazilians and was a source of conflict in Brazil (Chaves 2006). The following decade was marked by revolt and unrest which ultimately led to Brazil declaring independence in 1822.…”
Section: The Board Of Trade Agriculture Factories and Navigation Fromentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como muitas outras corporações, as cinco classes permanecem muito esquecidas. Os trabalhos de Miriam Halpern Pereira (1992) e Cláudia Chaves (2006) constituem as duas principais exceções. Sabemos que os lojistas de Lisboa formaram a Mesa do Bem Comum dos Mercadores de Retalho em 1757, o que é significativo por si só.…”
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“…Para terminar, o texto acompanha a reação dos pequenos mercadores aos desafios políticos e económicos que lhes foram colocados no início de Oitocentos: primeiro, às medidas de liberalização económica ensaiadas em 1810, e depois à disposição um tanto indefinida dos primeiros liberais portugueses. Nesta última seção, segue-se no encalço de trabalhos anteriores, que já exploraram em maior detalhe estas cronologias (PEREIRA, 1988;CHAVES, 2006;CRUZ, 2018).…”
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