O IDEAL DE LIBERDADE NO SÉCULO XVIII: A POLÍTICA DE SEBASTIÃO DE CARVALHO E A RESISTÊNCIA INDÍGENA EM PERNAMBUCO.
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O Diretório Pombalino — política elaborada pelo Marquês de Pombal para os indígenas do estado do Grão-Pará e Maranhão em 1757 — foi estabelecido em Pernambuco e suas capitanias anexas em 1758. Por ele foi extinta a administração missionária sobre os índios e suas vidas e trabalhos foram regulamentados. Em contrapartida, tais indivíduos reagiram sempre que puderam às novas diretrizes do Estado Português.Downloads
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