DOI: 10.11606/d.8.2019.tde-28082019-143032
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O negócio de Pernambuco: financiamento, comércio e transporte na segunda metade do século XVIII

Abstract: Aos meus pais, Izabel e Luis, pelo amor, carinho e compreensão. À Maximiliano M. Menz pela orientação e pela confiança no meu trabalho. Devo a ele minha formação acadêmica e boa parte da minha formação pessoal. À FAPESP/CAPES, ao parecerista anônimo e aos contribuintes, por me agraciarem com duas bolsas, uma para o mestrado e outra para estágio de pesquisa nos arquivos portugueses.Ao Programa de História Econômica por aceitar minha candidatura e à Cátedra Jaime Cortesão pelo apoio.À Leonor Freire Costa por me … Show more

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“…Here, perhaps, there was some similarity between the Amazon and Pernambuco. The eastern captaincy also possessed a small proportion of slaves, the result of a long-lasting economic depression due to the Dutch invasion in the 17 th century, and growth occurred mainly thanks to low-capitalisation products such as cotton (Palacios 1998;Melo 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Here, perhaps, there was some similarity between the Amazon and Pernambuco. The eastern captaincy also possessed a small proportion of slaves, the result of a long-lasting economic depression due to the Dutch invasion in the 17 th century, and growth occurred mainly thanks to low-capitalisation products such as cotton (Palacios 1998;Melo 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%