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1by Ribeiro, Francisco CarlosSubjects: “...Jesuits spaniards...”
Published 2016
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2by Alexandre Camera Varella“... Cobo, among others. We take the categories of Indians and Spaniards to search on dietary beliefs...”
Published 2012
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3by Paulo César Possamai“... the conquest of Sacramento by the Spaniards, as well as to strengthen Rio Grande de São Pedro, from which few...”
Published 2011-06-01
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4by Andréa Doré“... of dissemination of maps and of news on the riches explored by the Spaniards during this period, as well as its...”
Published 2014-01-01
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5“... that brought about the fall of the First Republic (1811-1812) and the re-appropriation by the Spaniards...”
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6by Silva, Marcelo Augusto Maciel da“... the Indians parties even before the Spaniards' arrival, were the latter that held more prisoners. Therefore...”
Published 2018
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7by Silvana Nunes de Queiroz, Kátia Cristina Isaías da Silva, Luís Abel da Silva Filho, Maria Alice Pestana de Aguiar Remy“..., Portuguese and Spaniards, with higher education....”
Published 2012-12-01
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8by Raquel Zalazar“... of italians, argentines, spaniards, french, brazilians, portugueses, germans, uruguayans, austrians, english...”
Published 2010-05-01
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9by Elisangela Mendes Queiroz“... a project of freedom that tried to gather the benefits of a life controlled by the Spaniards...”
Published 2012
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10by Diego Emmanuel de Kerchove de Denterghem“... of animal-protagonists. The comcis are: Blacksad - Arctic Nation of Spaniards Juan Diaz Canales and Juanjo...”
Published 2015
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11by Ismara Izepe de Souza“... and commercial exchanges verified in 1950\'s; the emigration current of Spaniards to Brazil as a central element...”
Published 2009
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12by Cristiana Bertazoni Martins“... of ancient Peru. This research was based on chronicles written by Spaniards during the XVI and XVII centuries...”
Published 2001
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13by Girotto, Breno.“... and March 6, 1836, and was the siege of 13 days to the Alamo, a small mission founded by Spaniards...”
Published 2019
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14by Dias, Vanessa Martins [UNESP]“... caused the arrival of the Spaniards to the areas of the State of São Paulo, who owned the largest coffee...”
Published 2014
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15by Marilia Dalva Klaumann Canovas“... to apprehend the multiple dimensions of the phenomenon of mass emigration of Spaniards in its roots...”
Published 2001
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16by Chorro, Luiz Carlos Luna“... in Sao Paulo, Brazil , as well as the daily lives of a group of Spaniards and their descendants. The Oral...”
Published 2016
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17by Francismar Alex Lopes de Carvalho“... essas regiões centrais da América do Sul. === The disputes between Spaniards and Portuguese...”
Published 2012
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18by Arruda, Ariane Aparecida Carvalho de“... between Indians and Spaniards encomenderos until, from 1609, Jesuit missionaries appear as a lifeline...”
Published 2013
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19by Baendereck, Bruno [UNESP]“...-Tenochtitlan (1519-1521), by the Spaniards until the dawn of the XVII century, a moment when a new colonial...”
Published 2014
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20by Tatiana Colasante“..., spaniards, arabs and migrants from São Paulo and the Northeast, and the Indians and caboclos already living...”
Published 2012
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