Dutra's World : Wealth And Family In Nineteenth-century Rio De Janeiro, Paper...

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Item Height: 0.6 in height: 0.6 in Format: Trade Paperback Publisher: University of New Mexico Press Subject: Slavery, Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Sociology / General, Economic Conditions, Economics / General, Latin America / General, Sociology / Marriage & Family Subject Area: Social Science, Business & Economics, History Publication Name: Dutra's World : Wealth and Family in Nineteenth-Century Rio de Janeiro Number of Pages: 246 Pages Item Width: 6 in Language: English ISBN: 9780826334114 Item Length: 9 in Book Title: Dutra's World : Wealth And Family In Nineteenth-century Rio De Ja Author: Zephyr L. Frank width: 6 in Item Weight: 13.4 Oz Type: Textbook Series: Diálogos Ser. Publication Year: 2004

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Dutra's World : Wealth And Family In Nineteenth-century Rio De Janeiro, Paper.... Dutra's World : Wealth And Family In Nineteenth-century Rio De Janeiro, Paperback by Frank, Zephyr L., ISBN 0826334113, ISBN-13 9780826334114, Used Good Condition, Free shipping in the US To explore slavery and its consequences in 19th-century Rio de Janeiro, Frank (history, Stanford) focuses on a single slaveholder, Antonio José Dutra, who was a former slave himself. The trajectory of Dutra's life follows a larger story of a city where changes in the institution of slavery and the economy altered social mobility, the accumulation of wealth, and even cultural practices concerning death. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR () Dutra's World : Wealth And Family In Nineteenth-century Rio De Janeiro, Paperback by Frank, Zephyr L., ISBN 0826334113, ISBN-13 9780826334114, Used Good Condition, Free shipping in the US To explore slavery and its consequences in 19th-century Rio de Janeiro, Frank (history, Stanford) focuses on a single slaveholder, Antonio José Dutra, who was a former slave himself. The trajectory of Dutra's life follows a larger story of a city where changes in the institution of slavery and the economy altered social mobility, the accumulation of wealth, and even cultural practices concerning death. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR ()