Indice chronologico dos factos mais notaveis da Historia do Brasil

Indice chronologico dos factos mais notaveis da Historia do Brasil

desde seu descobrimento em 1500 até 1849

Agostinho Marques Perdigão Malheiro (1824-1881)

Approximate level
C1
Length
31,408 words
Reading time
2 h 37 min
Chapters
193
Language
Portuguese
On Project Gutenberg since
2007

This historical account chronicles the discovery and early development of Brazil. Written in the mid nineteenth century, the text reflects the formal and academic style of that era. You will encounter archaic spelling conventions and complex sentence structures that require careful attention. The vocabulary is focused on historical documentation, maritime terminology, and administrative records. This book is a demanding read for learners, as it prioritizes precise, dense narration over simple prose, providing a deep look into the historiography of the period.

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  • Brazil -- History

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