The Destruction of Brazilian Slavery, 1850-1888 |
Contents
THE FOUNDATIONS OF BRAZILIAN SLAVERY | 3 |
GENERAL POPULATION STATISTICS | 6 |
Slavery and the Brazilian EconomySlavery and Brazilian SocietyThe | 17 |
THE CRISIS OF LABOR | 30 |
THE INTERPROVINCIAL SLAVE TRADE | 47 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF EMANCIPATIONISM | 70 |
Imperial EmancipationismPopular EmancipationismThe Eve of Reform | 90 |
The Rio Branco LawRegion against RegionThe National DebateThe | 100 |
Tables | 281 |
Estimates of Brazilian Population | 283 |
Free and Slave Populations 1874 | 284 |
Slave Populations 18641887 | 285 |
Slave Population by Sex 1884 | 286 |
AfricanBorn Slaves and Slaves Registered as 51 or Older 1872 | 287 |
Sexagenarian Freedmen Registered in 1886 and 1887 | 288 |
Slaves Imported into Rio de Janeiro through Interprovincial Trade 18521862 | 289 |
THE RIO BRANCO LAW | 106 |
THE PROVINCES ON THE EVE OF ABOLITIONISM | 121 |
FIRST PHASE | 135 |
The Beginnings of AbolitionismThe Hilliard IncidentVarying Commit | 143 |
THE MOVEMENT IN CEARÁ | 170 |
SECOND PHASE | 183 |
An Uneasy CalmThe Destruction of Slavery in CearáThe Movement | 193 |
AMAZONAS AND RIO GRANDE DO SUL | 199 |
THE LIBERATION OF THE ELDERLY | 210 |
PRELUDE TO COLLAPSE | 230 |
THE CONVERSION OF SÃO PAULO | 239 |
ABOLITION | 263 |
Registered Gains and Losses of Slaves through InterProvin cial Trade 18741884 | 290 |
Decline of Slave Populations 18741884 | 291 |
Decline of Slave Populations June 1885 to May 1887 | 292 |
Registered Growth and Decline of Slave Populations in Minas Gerais 18741883 Major Municípios | 293 |
Registered Gains and Losses of Slaves in Rio de Janeiro Province Through InterMunicipal Transfers 18731882 | 294 |
Registered Growth and Decline of Slave Populations in São Paulo 18741883 Major Coffee Municípios | 295 |
Slave Population of São Paulo Province estimates | 296 |
Literacy and Illiteracy among Slaves 1872 | 297 |
The Rio Branco Law | 305 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 319 |
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