The Portuguese and the tropics; suggestions inspired by the Portuguese methods of integrating autocthonous peoples and cultures differing from the European in a new, or Luso-tropical, complex of civilisation. Translated by Helen M. D'O. Matthew and F. de Mello Moser.
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TextReference number:94487Language: English Original language: Portuguese Publication details: Lisbon, Executive Committee for the Commemoration of the Vth Centenary of the Death of Prince Henry the Navigator, 1961. Description: xi, 296 p. 25 cmSubject(s): Portugal -- Colonies -- Civilization | AcculturationLOC classification: JV4235 | .F6813
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At head of title: International Congress of the History of the Discoveries.
Translation of O Luso e o tr�opico.
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