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But the matter remained of some urgency from the British point of view, as the
Anglo-Portuguese commercial treaty of 1 8 10, which still regulated Anglo-
Brazilian trade, was due to expire in 1 8 2 5 . Thus Canning decided to try to
settle ...
But the matter remained of some urgency from the British point of view, as the
Anglo-Portuguese commercial treaty of 1 8 10, which still regulated Anglo-
Brazilian trade, was due to expire in 1 8 2 5 . Thus Canning decided to try to
settle ...
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Brazilian sugar; in return Brazil as well as fulfilling existing treaty commitments to
suppress the slave trade would declare free all children born of slave mothers at
an early date (to be determined by negotiation) and consider the emancipation ...
Brazilian sugar; in return Brazil as well as fulfilling existing treaty commitments to
suppress the slave trade would declare free all children born of slave mothers at
an early date (to be determined by negotiation) and consider the emancipation ...
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The treaty - and any attempt to negotiate a new treaty - was extremely unpopular.
As early as October 1 842 Justiniano Jose da Rocha had written in O Brasil: 'If
there is today a generalized and highly popular idea in the country it is that ...
The treaty - and any attempt to negotiate a new treaty - was extremely unpopular.
As early as October 1 842 Justiniano Jose da Rocha had written in O Brasil: 'If
there is today a generalized and highly popular idea in the country it is that ...
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The origins of Spanish American Independence | 3 |
The Independence of Mexico and Central America | 51 |
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