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Stanford University Press Slavery and the Economy of Sao Paulo, 1750-1850

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Discover the untold economic history of Sao Paulo during its transformative century. This Stanford University Press study fills a critical gap in Brazilian historiography by examining the period from 1750 to 1850, when Sao Paulo transitioned from a traditional eighteenth-century economy to the foundation of its modern industrial dominance. Unlike existing scholarship that focuses on the coffee boom after 1850 or European immigration from 1880 onwards, this comprehensive work reveals how slavery shaped the region's economic development, labour systems, and social structures during this pivotal era. Essential for historians, economists, and anyone seeking to understand how Sao Paulo became one of the world's most advanced agricultural, industrial, and urbanised regions.

Key Features

Covers the critical 1750-1850 transition period in Sao Paulo's economic development, filling a significant gap in Brazilian historical scholarship.

Examines the role of slavery in shaping Sao Paulo's labour systems, agricultural production, and economic foundations before the coffee era.

Published by Stanford University Press with academic rigour and comprehensive primary source analysis of this understudied period.

Provides essential context for understanding how Sao Paulo evolved into a major industrial and urbanised centre by the twentieth century.

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Amazon UK
Release Date
08 July 2003
Listed Since
02 February 2007

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