Slavery, manumission and the law in nineteenth-century Brazil: reflections on the law of 1831 and the 'principle of liberty' on the southern frontier of the Brazilian empire

Author： Grinberg Keila  

Publisher： Routledge Ltd

ISSN： 1469-8293

Source： European Review of History, Vol.16, Iss.3, 2009-06, pp. : 401-411

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