Viagem ao norte do Brazil feita nos annos 1613 a 1614, pelo Padre Ivo D'Evreux

Viagem ao norte do Brazil feita nos annos 1613 a 1614, pelo Padre Ivo D'Evreux

d'Evreux Yves, Ferdinand Denis and César Augusto Marques (1570-1630)

Approximate level
C1
Length
133,134 words
Reading time
11 h 6 min
Chapters
186
Language
Portuguese
On Project Gutenberg since
2020

This historical account documents a journey to northern Brazil during the early seventeenth century. As a primary source from the colonial era, the text presents significant linguistic challenges. You will encounter archaic spelling, specialized religious terminology, and complex sentence structures typical of older academic writing. The narrative focuses on missionary activities and descriptions of the region. It is a demanding read that requires patience with historical syntax and vocabulary, offering a unique perspective on the Portuguese language as it was used centuries ago.

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Subjects

  • Indians of South America -- Brazil
  • Yves, d'Evreux, 1570-1630? -- Travel -- Brazil
  • Missions -- Brazil
  • Maranhão (Brazil) -- History
  • Maranhão (Brazil) -- Description and travel
  • Brazil -- History -- 1549-1762

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